Rahjanni Iusi

Rahjanni Iusi is a Military and Veteran Liaison at Banyan Treatment Centers, where she is dedicated to supporting veterans in recovery. Her journey began in the United States Army, where she served as a Military Intelligence Analyst and paratrooper in the Special Operations community, witnessing firsthand the toll of combat on mental health.

Her commitment to veteran advocacy was shaped by personal tragedy. In 2013, her first husband, an Active-Duty Service Member, completed suicide—one of several losses in her unit within a short time. Determined to make a difference, Rahjanni pursued higher education to address mental health challenges in the veteran community.

She completed the Social Behavioral Sciences and Human Services Professional Enhancement Program (PEP) at Broward College before earning a Master of Social Work from Florida Atlantic University.

Now at Banyan Treatment Centers, Rahjanni develops programs, provides resources, and advocates for military personnel and veterans battling addiction and mental health issues. Alongside her husband, John, their adopted son Preston, and twin daughters Adalyne and Harper, she remains deeply involved in serving her South Florida community through ministry.

Rahjanni was one of three Broward College graduate speakers at our college Professional Development Day on February 21. She shared her personal journey about her military and personal experience and the pivotal guidance that Broward College professors and mentors gave her, leading to her career now where she serves and assists her fellow veteran service members