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SpouseClubs.com was designed specifically
for the spouses of U.S. Military service members. Often, when new assignments occur, the most difficult
part of acclimating ourselves to the new community is the lack of
friends and family; the feeling of being alone.
If those circumstances are augmented by the deployment of your best (and perhaps only)
friend in the community, and maybe a few children to raise on your
own, it can be stressful. There are organizations who really want
you to be part of their family. For
those who are seasoned military spouses, these organizations are not
new to you. But for those of us who are still getting our feet
wet, it's not only nice to know these organizations exist, but it
would be very beneficial if we knew how to find them when we arrive.
Whether its the OWC (Officer's Wives'
Club), the ESC (Enlisted Spouses' Club) or one club representing all
military spouses at that installation, they aren't always easy
to find.
The sole purpose of this website is to
help military spouses of all branches of service, find that place in
their community. You are likely to meet others with similar
interests and discover ways to contribute to the community while
making friends and having a good time.
This site is not meant to take the place of all
the awesome resources already available to military spouses. While
surfing the web to determine whether a site of this nature already
exists, I was overwhelmed by the abundance of resources already
available to military families - but I could not find any site that
provides this information, so I created it! It
is just one more resource that may help you feel more at home in
your new military community.
This site is not sponsored by any branch of the military, a company,
or organization - so you won't see ads or unwanted information. It
is published by an individual whose goal is to make military life a
little easier. Your input is welcomed; please contact the
webmaster.
The images on
this site were chosen to represent the designated branch of the U.S.
Military, and as a sentimental reminder of why "they make us proud".
The lack of war-related images was intentional as I think we see
enough of those in the news.
Click on your branch and locate your community!
Installations are listed alphabetically by their state/country.
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