Welcome to the
League of Veterans
Arizona
The League of Veterans Military Transitional Housing Initiative addresses a pressing issue faced by many veterans: the difficulty of transitioning from military to civilian life, which often results in homelessness. Our commitment is unwavering as we strive to provide our service members with the information, access, and resources they truly deserve upon returning home.
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We are dedicated to facilitating a smooth transition from military life to civilian status and ensuring that affordable housing is available for all those who have served.
Current News
On May 23, 2025, Secretary Collins and Secretary Hegseth signed a memorandum of understanding to enhance collaboration between the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) and the Department of Defense (DoD). The primary goal is to ensure that service members transitioning to civilian life receive comprehensive support, particularly in accessing health care and benefits.
“Together, DoD and VA will take the bold steps needed to provide the leading, high-quality, and accessible healthcare, services, and benefits that our Service members require to succeed in and out of uniform.”
Statement by
Chief Pentagon Spokesperson, Sean Parnell
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3/25/2025 We are Humble and Grateful!!
Thanking the Honorable Arizona House of Representatives
Transportation & Infrastructure Committee
For the bipartisan passing of SB 1151 Military Transitional Housing 3/26/2025
Chairman Rep Leo Biasiucci
Vice Chair Rep Teresa Martinez
Rep Pamela Carter
Rep Patricia Contreras
Rep Justin Wilmeth
04/01/2025 SB1151 has been approved in the Rules Committee
Thank you to:
Chairman of Rules Committee Representative Hendrix
Speaker of the Arizona House of Representatives Steve Montenegro
Speaker Pro Tempore Neal Carter
Majority Leader Mike Carbone
Majority Whip Julie Willoughby
Minority Leader Oscar De Los Santos
Representative Christopher Mathis
Representative Lupe Contreras
Our Mission
A Veteran-led organization committed to building housing, stability, and a future for military service members transitioning into civilian life.
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Our Mission is establish an unprecedented safety net
for military service members transiting into civilian life,
a safety net that has never been seen before.
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Arizona Military Service Members in Numbers
Arizona Military Transitional Services Members Demographic Data 2022
20,378
Active-Duty
Service Members
in Arizona
8,287
Active-Duty Spouses
15,072
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Active-Duty Children
4
Major Military
Installations in Arizona
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Davis Monthan Air Force Base (Tucson)
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5,743 service members
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2,873 live off base.
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Luke Air Force Base (Glendale):
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​4,681 service members
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2, 818 live off base
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For Huachuca (Sierra Vista):
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6,459 service members
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2,584 live off base
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Marine Corps Air Station (Yuma):
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14,000 permanent Marines
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3,495 permanent Marines live off base
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4,500 temporary Marines live off base
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On a yearly average,
20% of the four bases military personnel separate from military service.
25% of those personnel are of
first term (4 years) or
second term (8 years)
of military service.
Our Approach
At League of Veterans, we understand the unique challenges that veterans face when they return home. That's why we provide a personalized approach that caters to the specific needs of each veteran. Our programs are designed to help veterans transition back into civilian life and access the resources they need to thrive.
For the Community
At League of Veterans, we believe that supporting veterans is a community effort. We welcome partnerships with local businesses and organizations to help us better serve the needs of veterans.
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Please send an email describing your interesting in partnering with us and tell us about your business.
