Organizations (including MOAA) provide information and support for caregivers of servicemembers and veterans.

If you’re concerned about mental decline, try adding these exercises into your routine.

A chapter surviving spouse liaison shares his tips for effective outreach.

With some knowledge and resources, spouses and families can be more prepared during their time of grief.

From participating in advocacy efforts and training seminars to increasing membership, the Surviving Spouse Advisory Council had an impactful past year.

Understanding, and applying for, these benefits can be a confusing process. MOAA can help.

Focusing on the positive can help make the holiday season easier after the loss of a loved one.

Plan ahead now so you’re not caught off guard by the unexpected following the death of a spouse.

The Surviving Spouse Virtual Chapter offers opportunities for learning, camaraderie, and information sharing.

The duties of an executor can be complicated. Learn more about what this role entails.

A surviving spouse reflects on her recent voyage to Normandy with MOAA Vacations.

Here are five reasons surviving spouses should be members of MOAA.