5 Resources
The Carl T. Hayden VA at 650 E Indian School operates one of the largest women's health clinics in the VA system, offering gender-specific primary care, mammography, mental health, and an MST coordinator. Ask for the Women Veterans Program Manager at 602-277-5551 to enroll.
602-277-5551 · 650 E Indian School Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85012
Arizona DVS at 3839 N 3rd St in Phoenix employs accredited Veteran Benefits Counselors statewide who help women veterans file VA disability claims at no charge — a service the for-profit claims-shark industry charges thousands for. Call 602-255-3373 to find your county's VBC.
602-255-3373 · 3839 N 3rd St Suite 200, Phoenix, AZ 85012
The Coalition at 2400 N Central runs the 'Be Connected' program — a single phone number, 866-4AZ-VETS, where Arizona service members, veterans, and family members can get warm-transferred to any social service. Call 602-277-7532 for partner info.
602-277-7532 · 2400 N Central Ave Suite 200, Phoenix, AZ 85004
Annual three-day StandDown events in Phoenix and Tucson bring 100+ service providers to one location for homeless and at-risk veterans — including women veterans — offering haircuts, ID replacement, VA enrollment, legal clinic, and housing referrals. Call 480-733-3111 for upcoming dates.
480-733-3111 · Phoenix, AZ
SSVF rapid-rehousing grants in Arizona are administered through providers like U.S.VETS and Catholic Charities. Women veteran families behind on rent or in shelter can get up to 24 months of assistance. Call 602-277-5551 to be connected with the right SSVF grantee.
602-277-5551 · Phoenix, AZ