PREVENTS gave us a roadmap. Arizona built the road. And now, we offer it as a blueprint for other states to follow.

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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

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

Each referral represents a veteran receiving vital support to tackle issues including social isolation, housing instability, and health challenges.

Service members, veterans and their families are encouraged to call 866-4AZ-VETS (866-429-8387) to speak with our dedicated team.

Tara believes that true support for veterans is an ongoing effort that requires partners to stay engaged beyond the initial conversation.

Read a heartwarming story of how the Arizona Coalition for Military Families and the Be Connected program helped a Gold Star Family overcome a challenge.

Ahead of the Maricopa County Veteran StandDown, veterans in the Maricopa County area can access free legal assistance from February 3 to March 7, 2025. ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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) ...

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

As Director of the Arizona Coalition for Military Families, Thomas has a vision for a more unified approach to veterans' support, one rooted in trust, ...

Be Connected’s Career Navigation Team partnered to deliver a federal resume workshop in Sierra Vista, equipping participants with skills to navigate the federal hiring process.

Thousands of handwritten thank-you cards were delivered to the Arizona Army and Air National Guard, honoring their service and dedication with heartfelt messages from the ...

Veterans were provided opportunities to sharpen their interview skills and prepare for careers in the semiconductor industry in mock interviews designed to build confidence.

Read the insights of Sylvia Preston, who is passionate about expanding mental healthcare accessibility for women veterans.

Our Career Navigation Team connected with veterans and their families, offering career guidance.

Dee envisions a more innovative, streamlined approach to sharing information, one that allows organizations to collaborate fully without compromising privacy or trust.

Understanding the role of support animals in the lives of veterans

Learn more about therapeutic animals and meet Yvonne and her companion Kodi

Learn more about Eugene “Geno” Talas and his work to support Hopi veterans and their families.

Need help solving a problem? Contact the Be Connected Support Line: 866-4AZ-VETS

Learn more about how we're gathering and listening to the voices of Native American Veterans in Arizona

Arizona is taking significant steps to address veteran suicide prevention through the Staff Sergeant Parker Gordon Fox Suicide Prevention Grant Program

Trauma is, unfortunately, a part of life. But it doesn't have to define us negatively.

Read real stories of successful outcomes of people in Arizona who have been helped through the Be Connected support line at 866-4AZ-VETS (866-429-8387)

Read real stories of successful outcomes of people in Arizona who have been helped through the Coaching Into Connection program.

As a supervisor, you can play a crucial role in providing support to the military-affiliated members on your team.

Practical tips to help you become a veteran-supportive supervisor, fostering a workplace where veterans can thrive.