Texas community resource
VA Specially Adapted Housing (SAH) Grant
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
Grant to buy, build, or modify a permanent home for qualifying service-connected disabilities.
How to get help
Apply online through VA.gov, mail VA Form 26-4555 to the VA Claims Intake Center, or bring the completed form to a VA regional office. VA asks applicants to prepare their Social Security number and VA file or claim number, if available.
Who this service helps
The applicant must own or plan to own the permanent home and have a qualifying service-connected disability. VA lists qualifying disabilities involving specified limb loss or loss of use, blindness, severe burns, and certain post-September 11, 2001 lower-extremity impairments; a statutory annual limit applies to the latter category.
Where this service is available
Service area: Nationwide federal housing grant available to eligible veterans and service members in all assigned West Texas counties.
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Source and verification
Source: Public-source listing
Cost / fees
No application fee is stated. The maximum available grant amount is set for each federal fiscal year and may be used in multiple installments within VA lifetime-use rules.
About this service
The Specially Adapted Housing grant helps eligible veterans and service members buy, build, or change a permanent home so it supports greater independence. Covered adaptations may include accessibility changes such as ramps or widened doorways.
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