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Williams Stand Down

September 11, 2026

Williams, Arizona

9:00 AM - 2:00 PM Pacific Time

Join us at the 7th Annual Matthew J. Broehm Memorial Williams Stand Down taking place from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Friday, September 11, at the Williams Recreation Center, located at 300 W. Railroad Avenue, Williams.

This FREE event allows Veterans and their families who are experiencing housing instability and homelessness to receive and stay connected to complimentary support services.

Open to all Veterans in need of the following complimentary resources:

VA Healthcare and Benefits Assistance
Housing Support Services
Employment/Training Opportunities
Food Boxes
Counseling
Hygiene Kits
Veterans’ Court
Community Services
Notary
Women Veterans Reception
Veterans: Please bring your DD-214, ID cards, Social Security cards, any court paperwork, copies of your resume, and any disability claim information.

For more information, please email nazveteranstanddowns@aol.com or call 928-286-7446.

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Williams Recreation Center

300 West Railroad AvenueWilliams AZ 86046
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