Working for Healthy, Ready, and Resilient Military Communities
What is the Building Healthy Military Communities (BHMC) pilot? BHMC is a multi-year pilot program that aims to better understand the unique challenges faced by geographically dispersed Service members and their families that may impact their readiness, resiliency, and well-being.
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This Resource Guide is an at-your-fingertips summary of mobile applications and online resources focusing on topics such as healthy relationships, sleep, nutrition and exercise for Service Members, military families, Veterans and professionals working within a healthcare settings.
•BHMC Resource Search
•General Health
•Healthy Relationships
•Human Performance Optimization
•Money & Debt
•Smoke & Chew
•Stress, Anxiety & Mood
•Substance Use
•Transition, Resilience & Recovery
Intended Impact: The DoD hopes to better understand resource challenges and develop a comprehensive strategy to support the Chairman’s objective of Total Force Fitness (TFF), which is DoD’s framework for improving health, readiness, and resiliency of its population through eight domains of fitness (physical, environmental, medical/dental, nutritional, spiritual, psychological, behavioral, and social). The BHMC pilot program will inform the TFF Capabilities Based Assessment in evaluating and supporting current programs and services addressing TFF domain areas, identifying any capability gaps, and on how the DoD can help bridge the gaps. For additional information, contact Debbie Rich at (405) 228-5571