Be Connected News

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 ...