Be Connected News
Protecting Veterans from Claim Predators
The Arizona Coalition for Military Families, Be Connected and the Arizona Department of Veterans' Services offer a coordinated network of accredited partners ensures veterans can ...
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What Veterans Need to Know About Claim Predators
Understand the warning signs of claim predators and find safe, accredited pathways to the benefits you’ve earned.
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A New Chapter in American Service
March 20, 2003, marked the beginning of the Invasion of Iraq- an operation that would quickly grow into a long and complicated chapter in American ...
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Remembering the Liberation of Kuwait City
On February 26, 1991, the tide of the Gulf War turned in a way many of us will never forget.
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In the Same Room
Arizona’s partners come together in the same room to align efforts, strengthen relationships, and improve outcomes for service members, veterans, and their families.
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From Conversation to Car Keys
A National Guard soldier needed a solution. One practical question and strong partnerships turned it into action.
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A Legacy of Service
A spotlight on the veterans whose civic leadership and volunteerism create meaningful change statewide.
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Expanding SkillBridge
Learn how ACMF and Maricopa County are working together to strengthen SkillBridge pathways that support service members as they move into civilian careers.
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Thank You
What should veterans say when someone expresses gratitude for their service? The answer may surprise you in its simplicity and depth.
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Warriors Code
A powerful look at how Dr. Anthony Newkirk’s Warriors Code helps Arizona veterans reclaim identity, belonging, and healing through culturally grounded, peer-led support.
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Homes For Heroes
The State of Arizona has announced a new investment aimed at supporting veterans who are experiencing homelessness.
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Postvention Approach
Discover how Arizona’s partners created a practical postvention resource to support survivors of suicide loss and improve community response.
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