Welcome to AZ Blue’s 2023 Community Impact report – a reflection of our commitment to inspiring health and building a brighter future for Arizona. Explore the highlights of our initiatives and partnerships that drove meaningful change.
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When my children and I became homeless, it felt like everything was falling apart. We went from not knowing where we would eat, sleep, shower, or do laundry, to going into PASS where my children felt safe, and I could focus on getting us back on our feet.
– Tiffany, Former Prescott Area Shelter Services (PASS) Guest
10 Arizona Counties ·
My role as the mental health specialist gave me a unique opportunity to interact and provide mental health support to girls and staff throughout the summer ... [giving them] the freedom to experience camp in way that was special and fulfilling to them individually.
– Britnee Green, Mental Health Specialist with Girl Scouts Arizona Cactus-Pine Council, Inc.
Statewide ·
We estimate that roughly 60% of those living with MS connect with the National MS Society at some point so it is safe to say that thousands of Arizonans benefit from the support AZ Blue provides to us.
– Chris Marshall, AZ/NM Chapter President, National Multiple Sclerosis Society
Save the date for October 16 at the Sheraton Phoenix Downtown for
State of Mind: 2024 Mental Health Summit.
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