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How Arizona Answered the Call for Postvention Support

Discover how Arizona created a statewide postvention guide to support those impacted by the suicide loss of a service member or veteran.
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15 Years of Progress, Purpose & Partnership

Get insights and highlights from the 15th Annual Statewide Symposium!
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Spouses Lead the Conversation

We want to hear directly from these spouses to better understand their strengths, their challenges, and their perspectives, so we recently launched a series of Military Spouse Listening Sessions.
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From Roadmap to Blueprint

PREVENTS gave us a roadmap. Arizona built the road. And now, we offer it as a blueprint for other states to follow.
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Virtual Training: Welcome to Be Connected

Join us for this live online training to learn about the Be Connected ecosystem of support for service members, veterans and their families and how you can be an open door to help someone connect!
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Be an Open Door to Support

Help connect Arizona service members, veterans, and families to support. Join the Be Connected Community Corps through virtual or in-person training and learn how to make a real difference.
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In Person Training: Military/Veteran Helper

Support Arizona’s military and veteran community by joining the Be Connected Community Corps. Attend a no-cost training to gain tools, connect with resources, and make a difference.
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Visible Change

Ryan Larkin was a Navy SEAL who survived combat but lost his life to invisible wounds. His story, shared by his father Frank on 60 Minutes, is a heartbreaking reminder of why suicide prevention must be a national priority.
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Recycled Ride

Read how three generations of a Tucson family are benefitting from a recycled rides program.
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Veterans Treatment Court

VTCs offer a second chance to those who have served our country and now find themselves involved in the justice system.
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