National Community Health Partners

Name: National Community Health Partners
Address: 255 West 24th Street, Yuma, Arizona, 85364, US
Telephone: (520) 795-9756

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CURRENT PROGRAMS

Making a difference in the lives of Arizona Veterans and their families.

The Best is
Yet To Come

Housing for Heroes

National Community Health Partners (NCHP) empowers diverse, underserved, and at-risk populations through education, culturally responsive services, and community-driven health initiatives. We collaborate with local stakeholders to adapt evidence-based solutions that improve health outcomes and address urgent community needs.

Who We Are

Empowering Underserved Communities Since 1984

Founded in 1984 and based in Tucson, Arizona, NCHP is a nonprofit with a 40+ year history of delivering impactful programs across 47 states and two U.S. territories. From Veteran housing and suicide prevention to pandemic relief and public health education, our work is rooted in equity, innovation, and trust. With over 80 programs administered to date, we remain committed to advancing health and well-being through community partnerships and proven strategies.

What Our Communities Face

929

Arizona Veterans experienced homelessness in 2023.

459,818

Veterans live in Arizona—ranking 13th in the U.S. for total Veteran population and 12th by percentage.

51.2

Arizona’s Veteran suicide rate per 100,000—among the highest in the nation.

8th

Arizona ranks 8th in the nation for homeless veterans—underscoring the urgent need for targeted support.

Our Impact

NCHP allowed me to continue to provide a safe and healthy environment for my son. Now, I am definitely making plans to save, and I will never be put back in this situation again. My son and I could have been homeless on the streets, if we did not find NCHP.

Calvin, Client

Events

In addition to our own programs and outreach, we highlight community events that align with the interests and needs of the people we serve. Whether it's a local health fair, veteran gathering, cultural celebration, or wellness workshop — these events help foster connection, awareness, and healing across Arizona.

Check back regularly to see what’s happening in our community.

Now Serving Pima County Veterans

We’re excited to announce the opening of our new office in Tucson, Arizona — expanding the reach of our Best Is Yet to Come program into Pima County.

Local Veterans and their families now have access to personalized mental health support, peer-led groups, and suicide prevention services right here in their community.

We’re proud to grow alongside the people we serve — and we’re just getting started.

Contact us today to learn more or get connected.