Family Life and Support

Military parents play a vital role in their child’s academic success. From volunteering and advisory committees to knowing your rights, these 10 tips empower families to stay informed, connected, and engaged in their child’s education—whether in DoDEA schools, public schools, or homeschool settings.

Volunteering with your installation's school is a rewarding way to support military-connected students, strengthen the community, and grow your own skills and network.

Back-to-school season is more than sharpened pencils and new notebooks—it’s a time of fresh beginnings, friendships, and growth. For military families, it’s also about balancing transitions, creating lasting memories, and finding support in the community.

Explore easy meditation techniques for children and parents to relieve stress, strengthen family bonds, and promote emotional and mental health.

College tips for military families to navigate applications, transfer GI Bill benefits, and find the best schools using education and financial tools.

USO Coffee Connections Korea is more than just coffee—it’s a place where military spouses find friendship, support, and a sense of belonging. From charcuterie-making workshops to casual conversations over lattes, these gatherings help newcomers build meaningful connections and feel at home in Korea.

Discover how to make delicious Ice Cream in a Bag with this easy, hands-on recipe perfect for kids, families, and classroom fun. Using just milk, sugar, vanilla, ice, and salt, you can create creamy homemade ice cream in minutes — no special equipment needed!

The Abandoned Bike Club Camp Humphreys is transforming forgotten bicycles into community treasures. Founded by volunteers, this program repairs and refurbishes abandoned bikes, giving them away to soldiers, families, and local youth while teaching bike maintenance skills. Learn how this grassroots effort is improving quality of life, building community connections, and keeping wheels turning on post.

New to Daegu? Join the Spouse Orientation & Subway Tour on Camp Walker for resources, tips, and a smooth start in Area IV!

Dreaming of a seaside escape? This Yeosu weekend getaway travel guide covers everything you need—from stunning coastal views and historic sites to black sand beaches and top attractions. Discover the best things to do in Yeosu for an unforgettable South Korean adventure.

Make the most of summer learning through play! Discover educational activities across Korea that help kids stay cool, engaged, and growing all season long.

Looking for a fun and educational family activity in Korea? Discover how intentional learning at Korean markets can help children of all ages build language, math, and cultural skills—one market trip at a time.

Learn how to land federal employment for military spouses in South Korea with expert tips on USAJobs, resumes, networking, and military spouse benefits.

Daegu Troop 82100, part of USA Girl Scouts Overseas, offers girls in Area IV a chance to develop leadership skills, explore Korean culture, and make lifelong friends. From badge work in areas like finance and STEAM to cultural exchanges with local Korean Girl Scouts, the troop provides unique experiences. Highlights include tours of local landmarks like The Arc, self-defense lessons, and community service projects, all while fostering confidence and kindness in its members.