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Find similar grantsVeteran Toolkit is sponsored by Arizona Department of Veterans' Services (ADVS) in partnership with ARIZONA@WORK and the Arizona Housing Coalition. The Veteran Toolkit program provides funds for expenses associated with beginning employment for veterans, such as work clothing, tools, protective equipment, transportation, and essential electronic devices.
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* Ombudsman Citizens Aide Department of Veterans' Services * Honorary Diploma Program * Veteran Supportive Campuses * Military Family Relief Fund * Native American Settlement Fund * Veterans' Donation Fund * AZ State Grants Solicitation * Naturalization Through Military Service * Women Veterans License Plate * Veterans' Donation Fund * Invite ADVS to an Event * Ethics and Compliance Hotline 866-522-7540 * Administration Division * Staff Page (Okta/AZ360) [](https://dvs.
az. gov/services/veteran-tool-kit) Transitioning into a new job can be a financial challenge and many Arizona Veterans say that they were ready to work but financial barriers for necessary work equipment was preventing them from beginning employment.
To combat that,The Arizona Department of Veterans' Services has partnered with ARIZONA@WORK and the Arizona Housing Coalition to provide Veterans with the Veteran Toolkit to help fund expenses associated with beginning full-time employment. The Veteran Toolkit helps with items such as work clothing, tools, protective equipment, transportation and essential electronic devices. ADVS will review all other requests on a case-by-case basis.
Veterans who live in Arizona must have served in the U.S. Military and will need to identify the full-time job they need supplies for. ADVS cannot accept applications submitted after five days of the Veterans starting a job. Veterans interested in the Toolkit need to enroll in an Arizona Job Connection with ARIZONA@WORK.
Upon enrollment, ARIZONA@WORK will help Veterans apply for the Toolkit. **Arizona Department Of Veterans' Services** [](https://dvs. az.
gov/services/veteran-tool-kit) [](https://dvs. az. gov/services/veteran-tool-kit)[](https://dvs.
az. gov/services/veteran-tool-kit) [](https://dvs. az.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Veterans who live in Arizona, served in the U. S. Military, enroll in an Arizona Job Connection with ARIZONA@WORK, and identify the job they need supplies for. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $750 per veteran. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Veteran Toolkit is funded by Arizona Department of Veterans' Services (ADVS) in partnership with ARIZONA@WORK and the Arizona Housing Coalition. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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