Be Connected News
Supporting Survivors
How can communities respond after a suicide loss? This SAMHSA SMVF TA Center webinar, held November 4, 2025, offers guidance and tools to support Service ...
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Battle of Ia Drang
To all who fought at Ia Drang and in the Vietnam War, we want you to know we are grateful for your service, and we ...
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The Call to Serve After 9/11
Many people volunteered for service after 9/11 out of a strong desire to protect their family and their country. They were driven by purpose, answering ...
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Always Evolving
We are a living, breathing coalition that is always listening, always adapting, always moving forward.
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United in Service
The Coalition thrives when unique voices join forces. Explore how collaboration strengthens care for Arizona’s United service members, veterans, and their families.
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Adam’s Legacy
Bailey McCray shares her late husband Adam’s story to highlight that even clinicians and caregivers need support, and that no one should have to carry ...
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Strengthening Partnerships
Recently, our team had the privilege of attending the 16th Gathering of American Indian Veterans.
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Postvention is Prevention
Those directly impacted by a suicide loss are up to 65% more likely to experience suicidal thoughts or behaviors themselves (Cerel et al., 2018). Compassionate, ...
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The Power of a Referral
A referral might seem like a small thing, but it could be exactly what someone needs at the right moment.
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Strengthen Your Skills to Support
The Be Connected Community Corps Helper Training is a free, self-paced online course focused on the Social Determinants of Health, factors like housing, employment, social ...
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The Be Connected Hive
The Be Connected Hive is a free, members-only online community for those in Arizona supporting service members, veterans, and their families. It offers a space ...
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Honoring Korean War Veterans
To the veterans of the Korean War and their families: you are not forgotten. Your service mattered then, and it matters just as much today. ...
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