Resources / Financial Assistance
Veterans Medical Leadership Council (VMLC)
501(c)(3) raising funds to help Arizona veterans in crisis with basic needs — rent, utilities, phone, car payment, and moving expenses — that fall outside federal and state funding guidelines, primarily through the Returning Warrior Program; also runs Native American Sustainment (NASVU) delivering water tanks, solar power, and supplies to Navajo and Hopi veterans.
- Cost
- Free assistance to veterans
- Coverage
- Arizona — primarily veterans registered at the Phoenix VA Health Care System or Arizona State Veteran Home (Arizona)
- Eligibility
- Arizona veterans in crisis working with a Phoenix VA or Arizona State Veteran Home social worker (Returning Warrior Program)
- Availability
- Assistance is requested through VA/State Veteran Home social workers; mailing: P.O. Box 12289, Glendale, AZ 85318
- Last Verified
- October 9, 2026
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