Military Families 2 - Faces of Hope

Standing With Military Families, Every Step of the Way

Military life adds a layer most perinatal support programs don’t account for; deployments, PCS moves mid-pregnancy, and separation from the support systems every new or grieving parent needs. Faces of H.O.P.E. was built to close that gap, delivering trauma-informed education, advocacy, and continuity of care to active duty, veteran, Guard, and Reserve families wherever they’re stationed.

Why Military Families

Relocation During Critical Care — PCS moves can disrupt high-risk pregnancy and NICU care across duty stations.
Distance From Family Support — Families often face complex pregnancies, NICU stays, or loss far from established support systems.
Navigating Multiple Systems — Families may coordinate care across TRICARE, military facilities, installation programs, and civilian providers.
Continuity Across Duty Stations — We help families stay informed, prepared, and connected through transitions in care.

Our Fort Sill Partnership

Faces of H.O.P.E. is proud to partner with the Fort Sill New Parent Support Program (NPSP) in Lawton, Oklahoma. Through this partnership, we’ve delivered 50 free NICU Navigation and Bereavement Resource Kits directly to military families physical, in-hand kits given at discharge, when families need them most.