Publications STOMP produces a wide range of materials and fact sheets for military parents and professionals. You can download the materials by clicking on the links below. Understanding Regulations Fact Sheets Fact Sheet #1, TRICARE: What is TRICARE? Eligibility requirements/breakdown of options. Fact Sheet #2, ECHO - Enhanced Care Health Options - Provides financial assistance based on specific mental or physical disabilities. Fact Sheet #3, TRICARE and ABA: Includes information about Applied Behavioral Analysis(ABA) and how to to offset the costs of the program. Fact Sheet #4, Medicaid: General information on Medicaid and benefits of Medicaid for Military families. Fact Sheet #5, Financial Resources: includes information on other military and civilian resources for families in the U.S. and overseas. Fact Sheet #6, Supplemental Security Income (SSI): What is SSI, how to apply/eligibility etc. Includes special tips for military families. Fact Sheet #7, Evaluation Process: Describes regulations governing evaluation for special education. Fact Sheet #8, Related Services: Includes inforamtion about services specially designed to meet the unique needs of a student with disability. Fact Sheet #9, DODD 1020.1 : Includes information to families and professionals about the establishment of the instructions regarding nondiscrimination of individuals with disabilities within any Department of Defense (DOD) controlled installation in the Continental United States Fact Sheet #10, Section 504: Information on Section 504 legislation and how it applies in the US and overseas. Fact Sheet #11, PCS move: Tips for PCS moves when you have special needs. Fact Sheet #12, SBP: Survivor Benefit Program. Other packets: IEP Primer-Things to consider: What makes a strong and effective IEP? Tips on writing Measurable Annual Goals PCSing-Pointers for Families of Children with Disabilities: Planning a PCS move/additional considerations for military families of children with disabilities. Also includes information specific to PCSing overseas. Home File/Records: How to keep a comprehensive home file/Accessing educational records of students with disabilities. Communication: How to be an effective communicator. Also includes 11 samples of typical letters to schools e.g. request for IEP meeting/request to access records/Independent Educational Evaluation request. Wills, Guardianship and Special Needs Trusts: What military families need to know

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