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MILITARY & VETERAN HEALTH • UNITED STATES

Air Force and Space Force families can get up to $2,400 yearly for therapy

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The Air Force Aid Society offers eligible Airmen and Guardians up to $600 each for counseling or therapy, with a family limit of $2,400 per calendar year. The same assistance is available to each eligible family member.

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Why it matters

The program can reduce counseling and therapy costs for eligible Air Force and Space Force households. The supplied information does not specify how to apply or which services qualify.

What happens next

No application process or upcoming decision is described in the articles.

Eligibility and application requirements

Which counseling and therapy expenses qualify