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Military caregiving households are those that include a wounded, ill, or injured service member or veteran who requires caregiving. There are an estimated 16.9 million civilian caregivers and 5.5 million caregivers of a current or former member of the US Armed Forces. Around 3.41 million caregivers serving a current or former member of the military reported having a child under 18 who lived with them (39% of post-9/11 caregivers, 23% of pre-9/11 caregivers).

This document may be provided to families preparing for PCS, or to any families that need more information about resources for service members and their families from birth to age 18.

The CHINFO Plan of the Month: Your Leadership Tool for Communicating Internally is a month publication that provides a range of pertinent information for Sailors, to include key programs, policies, and resource

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VADM C. S. Gray expresses gratitude for the work CYP Professionals do daily, ensuring safe and healthy environments our children and youth. 

The CYP Communicator is a bi-monthly newsletter created for the staff of Navy Child and Youth Programs, a CNIC quality of life program.