Be Connected News

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 ...