4 Ways The Operation Child Care Project Is Breaking Barriers and Changing Lives

When it comes to the lives of military families, few challenges are as frustrating—and as life-altering—as child care. Military spouses often find themselves balancing a thousand responsibilities, from running a household during deployments to pursuing careers, furthering their education, or simply trying to carve out some time for themselves. The Operation Child Care Project (OCCP), spearheaded by Kayla Corbitt, is taking on this challenge head-on, creating a meaningful impact in military communities across the nation.

In her latest interview with Wives of the Armed Forces, Kayla Corbitt explains the four major ways the OCCP is breaking barriers and changing lives. Below, we dive into these key points, exploring how this initiative is reshaping the landscape of child care and mental health for military families.

For more information and a deeper dive into how OCCP is changing lives, check out the full article here.