- Learn something new – about a fresh skill, about how to be a better parent, or about yourself
- Improve your fitness – physical, emotional, and financial
- Become your own mechanic, artist, or financial advisor
- Give yourself an infusion of positivity, strength, and resilience
- ACS Programs. Manage deployments, marriage, parenting, finances, moving, and other challenges of Army life in healthy way.
- Library Online Resources. Check out library offerings available anytime, anywhere
- BOSS. Meet peers for service, connection, and fun with Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers (BOSS)
- Libraries. Read a book or magazine – or find the new and interesting things on offer at your local on-post library
- Food and Beverage Facilities. On or off duty, bring your buddies to your local on-post establishment to refuel and relax
- Intramural Sports. Collect your friends, form your team, and play to win
- Outdoor Recreation. Take advantage of Outdoor Rec gear and facilities to enjoy nature in the many ways you experience it
- Auto Skills. Use the tools and facilities to get your ride in shape, whether you’re a shade tree mechanic or a newbie
- Fitness Centers. Get your swole on, train for your marathon, or just work off a little stress – with free weights, machines, treadmills, courts, and plenty more ways to stay in shape
- Travel. Plan your next trip the easy and budget-friendly way with American Forces Travel and Army Leisure Travel Offices
- Child & Youth Services. Enrich your child’s life with exciting programs, youth sports opportunities, childcare options, and more
Army MWR Cares – Keeping Military Communities Ready and Resilient
Spring is here! Time to thaw out after the winter and start checking off your 2026 resolutions list!
Didn’t make any? No problem! Army MWR has lots of easy ways to bump you up to the next level, or keep your awesome momentum! We’ve got what you need, including the resources, information, gear, and facilities to get you, your buddies, and your Family where you want to be!
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Financial Readiness. Tune up your spending, saving, and investing practices in reliable ways that pay big dividends.
For every season of life, Army MWR exists to empower Soldiers and Families. Learn more about staying ready and resilient with the Army Directorate of Prevention, Resilience and Readiness SHARP Program.
2026 Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month
The Army’s theme for the 2026 SAAPM campaign is “Step Forward. Prevent. Report. Advocate.” This theme underscores the Army’s commitment to safeguarding the well-being of our Soldiers, Families and Army Civilians by reinforcing a culture grounded in respect, accountability and trust.
Prevention remains the foundation of SAAPM. Throughout the month, the Army encourages conversations that build understanding of consent, healthy relationships and bystander intervention. These efforts empower individuals to identify risk factors, challenge inappropriate behavior and support peers before situations escalate. Education and awareness activities help normalize intervention and reinforce shared responsibility for preventing harmful conduct.
SAAPM also highlights the importance of reporting and advocacy. The campaign reinforces that victims have options and deserve access to confidential, professional and compassionate support. Clear information about reporting pathways and available services helps reduce barriers to seeking help and builds confidence in the system. Advocacy is emphasized to ensure Survivors are treated with dignity, respect and care while maintaining their autonomy and choices.
Leadership engagement is central to the success of SAAPM. Leaders are expected to model appropriate behavior, foster climates of trust and ensure prevention is prioritized year-round. When leaders actively participate in prevention messaging and activities, they reinforce accountability and demonstrate commitment to Soldier well-being.
The Army’s approach to SAAPM aligns with broader prevention efforts that address related behaviors and risk factors that contribute to harmful climates. By integrating sexual assault prevention with other readiness initiatives, the Army strengthens its ability to promote healthy relationships and positive command climates.
To support SAAPM events and activities, the Directorate of Prevention, Resilience and Readiness has developed a range of print and digital materials, including fact sheets, posters and social media posts.
These materials are available at no cost on the DPRR Products on Demand site for use by SHARP professionals, command teams and public affairs offices.
For more information about SAAPM, visit www.armyresilience.army.mil/SAAPM-2026.
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