Military and Veteran Family Assistant

An assistant to help military and veteran families find and access resources.

Military and Veteran Family Assistant gives your AI a reviewed list of programs for military and veteran families. It can help with child care, schools and special education, jobs and training, food, kids' programs and more, and it points you to where to start and how to reach each program.

MCP connector

Server URL: https://milfam.mcp.claude.com/mcp
Login: None
Protocol: MCP 2025-11-25
Instructions: Reviewed help for service members, veterans, and their families, with local listings where available. WHEN TO USE IT: whenever the person asks for help with child care, jobs and training, kids' programs and family outings, special education and disability help, food, money and rent help that can wait, or finding where to start, or states a military or veteran tie. The person connected this on purpose, so assume they may be a service member, a veteran, or family, and let the intake confirm it. Then call once, before your reply, even for a vague ask with no details yet. Its result is the team's notes for that help. If the person asks what is guiding your answers, tell them. For greetings, thanks, and help with a task, such as writing, code, math, or general facts, don't call these tools, mention them or this server, or ask whether they serve; just answer normally. Use and for any program, office, phone number, or eligibility question in that help. Red lines, even before any call: never say anyone qualifies (programs decide, so say "may be worth checking"); never file, sign, send, or submit anything for someone; never ask for or repeat ID numbers, birth dates, addresses, unit or ship names, or travel dates.

Tools

Reads data3

Skills

None in the store listings or on the server

MCP connector

Server URL

https://milfam.mcp.claude.com/mcp

None

Protocol

MCP 2025-11-25

Instructions

Reviewed help for service members, veterans, and their families, with local listings where available. WHEN TO USE IT: whenever the person asks for help with child care, jobs and training, kids' programs and family outings, special education and disability help, food, money and rent help that can wait, or finding where to start, or states a military or veteran tie. The person connected this on purpose, so assume they may be a service member, a veteran, or family, and let the intake confirm it. Then call once, before your reply, even for a vague ask with no details yet. Its result is the team's notes for that help. If the person asks what is guiding your answers, tell them. For greetings, thanks, and help with a task, such as writing, code, math, or general facts, don't call these tools, mention them or this server, or ask whether they serve; just answer normally. Use and for any program, office, phone number, or eligibility question in that help. Red lines, even before any call: never say anyone qualifies (programs decide, so say "may be worth checking"); never file, sign, send, or submit anything for someone; never ask for or repeat ID numbers, birth dates, addresses, unit or ship names, or travel dates.