Built for veterans. Maintained by community.

Veteran Resource Hub is a free, searchable directory of vetted organizations serving Arizona veterans and their families. We exist because finding help shouldn't be hard.

Vision Statement

"A Nation Where No Veteran Is Left Behind in Daily Life"

Mission Statement

Veterans Alumni Association of Arizona is a non-profit corporation whose sole purpose is to avail veterans, and their families of resources to assist in their well-being; food, clothing, transportation, housing, and medical needs (whether physical and/or mental/emotional).

As indicated by our corporation, we are founded in Arizona. As we initially establish ourselves as a resource for veterans and their families within Arizona, our intention is to expand via a deliberate step-by-step process throughout the United States.

We are founded by veterans, and all directors and committee members are and will be veterans. Our directive is to pay homage to those who came before us and assist and be a resource for those of us now and future veterans in need.

Why this exists

Arizona has hundreds of organizations serving veterans — but they're scattered across agency websites, PDFs, and word of mouth. A veteran in crisis shouldn't have to spend an hour searching to find a shelter bed or a counselor.

We built this directory to put every vetted resource in one place, organized by what veterans actually need: housing, mental health, job training, and benefits.

Every listing is reviewed before it goes live. No outdated phone numbers. No organizations that closed two years ago.

No fluff

Every resource in this directory has been reviewed. We don't list organizations we can't verify.

Free, always

This directory is free to use and free to list in. No paid placements, no sponsored results.

Built for Arizona

We focus on Arizona because local matters. A national list doesn't help a veteran in Flagstaff find housing tonight.

Community-maintained

Anyone can submit a resource. The community keeps this directory alive and current.

How resources get vetted

We don't just list anything. Every resource goes through a review before it appears in the directory.

Step 1

Resources are submitted

Organizations, veterans, and community members submit resources through our public form.

Step 2

We vet every listing

Our team verifies each submission — confirming the organization is active, legitimate, and genuinely serves veterans.

Step 3

Veterans find help fast

Approved resources go live in the directory, searchable and filterable by category, region, and keyword.

Who this is for

Veterans

Whether you separated last month or decades ago, this directory is for you. Search by what you need, not by agency acronym.

Families

Spouses, children, and caregivers of veterans face unique challenges. Many resources here serve families directly.

VSOs and advocates

Veterans Service Organizations and case managers can use this directory to quickly find referral options for the veterans they serve.

Organizations

If you serve Arizona veterans and aren't listed yet, submit your organization. It's free and takes five minutes.

Veterans Crisis Line

If you or someone you know is in crisis — call or text 988, then press 1. Free, confidential, 24/7.

Call 988

Veterans Crisis Line

Call or text 988, then press 1 — free, confidential, 24/7

Call 988
Veteran Resource Hub

A free, vetted directory of resources for Arizona veterans and their families. Housing, mental health, job training, and benefits — organized and ready.

© 2026 Veteran Resource Hub. Serving Arizona veterans and families.

Not affiliated with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.