Category: News

To all who fought at Ia Drang and in the Vietnam War, we want you to know we are grateful for your service, and we thank you for what you sacrificed.

Many people volunteered for service after 9/11 out of a strong desire to protect their family and their country. They were driven by purpose, answering America’s call with their Oath of Service.

We are a living, breathing coalition that is always listening, always adapting, always moving forward.

The Coalition thrives when unique voices join forces. Explore how collaboration strengthens care for Arizona’s United service members, veterans, and their families.

Bailey McCray shares her late husband Adam’s story to highlight that even clinicians and caregivers need support, and that no one should have to carry mental health struggles alone.

Recently, our team had the privilege of attending the 16th Gathering of American Indian Veterans.

Those directly impacted by a suicide loss are up to 65% more likely to experience suicidal thoughts or behaviors themselves (Cerel et al., 2018). Compassionate, coordinated support during this time isn’t just helpful, it’s an essential part of a mental health care treatment plan that can help prevent further loss.

A referral might seem like a small thing, but it could be exactly what someone needs at the right moment.

The Be Connected Community Corps Helper Training is a free, self-paced online course focused on the Social Determinants of Health, factors like housing, employment, social support, and access to healthcare that shape a person’s overall well-being.

The Be Connected Hive is a free, members-only online community for those in Arizona supporting service members, veterans, and their families. It offers a space to connect, collaborate, share resources, and strengthen statewide support through meaningful conversations and partnerships.