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Phoenix, AZ – (Aug. 26, 2021) – At the Arizona Coalition for Military Families, we are working harder than ever to bring forward programs and initiatives that provide upstream suicide prevention to offer the compassionate, caring, resources and support people need well before they reach the crisis stage.

As part of our upstream suicide prevention model, we take a data-informed approach to be sure that the services and programs we deliver are aligned with the needs of the people we serve. To make sure we have an accurate and timely view of the needs of our state’s diverse population of service members, veterans, and their families, we conduct the Arizona Veteran Survey every two years with our data team from Arizona State University. We developed the survey to identify the evolving needs that exist within our state’s service member and veteran population. The information we collect through the survey guides the decisions we make to develop services and programs to support Arizona’s service members, veterans, and their family members. 

The more we hear from diverse populations, the more we can tailor our outreach and resources. Our goal is to have a representative group of Arizona service members, veterans, their spouses/partners, and children over 18 years old complete the survey. Caregivers to veterans and veteran-supportive community members are also highly encouraged to take the survey

Please take 10 minutes to complete the survey and 2 minutes to share the survey link with people you know who are serving, have served, or care for someone who has served.

Survey responses are completely anonymous. At the end of your survey, you can opt into a drawing for a gift card. Learn more and take the survey at ConnectVeterans.org/Survey.

Thank you for being an important part of the Arizona Coalition for Military Families. 

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Special thanks to the Governor’s Office of Youth, Faith and Family for their partnership and support.

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