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Lori’s vision for the military community addresses two critical challenges veterans face: social isolation post-service and untreated mental health issues.

Senator Ruben Gallego advocates for Arizona veterans.

Congressman Juan Ciscomani led a bipartisan effort to advocate for Be Connected, citing the program’s vital role in preventing suicide among veterans while demonstrating how it aligns with the VA’s mission to deliver life-saving care.

John’s vision addresses an emerging challenge in our digital age: the erosion of interpersonal connection.

Steve envisions a solution where all veterans have a more comprehensive knowledge of the services available to them.

Amanda French is driven by the mission to connect veterans with the support they deserve. Her work highlights the challenges many veterans face in simply becoming aware of available benefits.

Wanda Wright, Arizona veteran and champion for all veterans, shares her vision for ways we can support women veterans.

ACMF worked with Arizona State University’s W.P. Carey School of Business to create the Certificate in Veteran Employment and Development. This program, the first of its kind, is designed specifically for Human Resources professionals and hiring managers to equip them with the specialized skills needed to hire, retain, and develop veteran talent and support military spouses.

Arizona has been selected by the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) as one of 12 recipients to receive funding to enhance Suicide Mortality Review (SMR) programming.

Maureen McCarthy, a dedicated community advocate, shares her ideas for improving the lives of veterans.