Disability support for veterans in District of Columbia

21 organizations listed on Prize help veterans in District of Columbia with disability.

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  1. Provides information and best practices related to tax-advantaged ABLE savings accounts and federal and state ABLE programs and activities. Many ABLE…

    • Disability
  2. Provides information based on the experience of driver rehabilitation specialists and other professionals who work with individuals who require adaptive…

    • Disability
  3. Aleethia Foundation

    Washington, DC

    Supports wounded, ill and injured service members in their rehabilitation and healing process while recovering at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center…

    • Disability
    • Benefits
  4. Provides the VA announcement that amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) will become a presumptively compensable illness for all Veterans with 90 days or more of…

    • Disability
  5. American Freedom Fund

    Washington, DC

    Offers athletics, educational and advocacy programs in Washington, D.C. and across America. The American Freedom Fund (AFF) provides a place for service…

    • Disability
  6. Provides information and resources to help understand the facts about tinnitus, tools to help manage tinnitus, and research toward a cure. The American…

    • Disability
    • Mental health
  1. Offers adaptive rowing in the capital region year-round. Capital Rowing Club created the Capital Adaptive Rowing Program to introduce the sport of rowing to…

    • Disability
  2. Explains medical and disability-related leave employees may be entitled to under federal and state laws when they are injured, disabled or become ill on the…

    • Disability
    • Healthcare
  3. Luke's Wings

    Washington, DC

    Provides complimentary airfare to wounded, ill and injured Service Members and their loved ones during recovery and rehabilitation. Luke's Wings bridges the…

    • Disability
    • Benefits
  4. Offers a a search engine designed to help patients, caregivers and health care providers learn more about the resources available through the various…

    • Disability
    • Healthcare
  5. Provides rehabilitation services for patient care in inpatient, outpatient and day treatment programs, rehabilitation research, and advocacy for persons with…

    • Disability
  6. Provides adaptive activities, sports and education for veterans with traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, orthopedic amputations, visual…

    • Disability
  7. Provides facts and tips about bicycle safety to protect against accidents and traumatic brain injury.

    • Disability
    • Mental health
  8. Provides resources and professional services to catastrophically disabled veterans, their caregivers, and their families. Paralyzed Veterans of America (PVA)…

    • Disability
  9. Describes benefits of TSGLI, which provides payment to Service Members who sustain a traumatic injury.

    • Disability
    • Mental health
  10. Shows short videos on many different types of assistive technology, and how to make documents, programs and services accessible for people with a variety of…

    • Disability
  11. Provides general information about TSGLI, including coverage, premiums, eligibility and claims, payment of benefits and contact information.

    • Disability
    • Mental health
  12. Offers a coordinated life-long continuum of services for veterans with a spinal cord injury or disorder.

    • Disability
  13. Provides information on the VA Spinal Cord Injury Centers that have highly trained and experienced providers including doctors, nurses, social workers…

    • Disability
  14. Provides grant funding to organizations to increase and expand the quantity and quality of sustainable adaptive sports activities for veterans and service…

    • Disability
  15. Provides a monthly training allowance for veterans with disabilities who are training in paralympic sports or veterans with disabilities who are selected for…

    • Disability
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