Community Engagement

Military service providers frequently see concerns such as high credit card balances, multiple loans, and the stress associated with significant debt levels. Those in debt often feel overwhelmed and unsure of where to start. PowerPay, a free tool developed by Utah State University Extension, is available to service members, their...

Whether stationed domestically or overseas, or serving on active duty or reserve duty, service members, and their families must navigate the unique, and sometimes complex, special tax situations and benefits that come with filing federal tax returns. This webinar will offer an understanding of the tax laws for service providers...

The ethics of care emphasizes compassion, empathy, and respect in client interactions, crucial for building trust and clear communication. Providers must often engage not only with clients but also with caregivers and supports, especially in long-term care for individuals with disabilities. Balancing empathetic care with professional boundaries is essential, yet...

Military families are among millions of households in the U.S. rely on the charitable food system to fill gaps in their food needs. Recent efforts have sought to redesign food pantries to create a less stigmatizing experience for clients where they can access healthy food.

This webinar creates a deeper conversation into the challenges faced by military service members and their families related to current drug trends.

While military families experience lower rates of illicit substance use compared to the general population, substance use disorders (SUDs) remain a significant concern for many service members and their families. Those deployed to combat zones, under the age of 25, or coping with co-occurring PTSD are particularly vulnerable. This webinar...