The Veterans Rehabilitation Program serves as a disability empowerment program for veterans. Through this program, veterans gain both independence and quality of life at their highest level.
Over 50,000 veterans participate annually. The annual budget for the program amounts to $1.2 billion.
Veterans who qualify for the Veterans Rehabilitation Program must have received a disability rating of at least 20% from the VA. The program requires veterans to obtain an honorable discharge from their active military service. The eligibility requirements follow VA regulations, which are established in 38 CFR Part 21.
The Veterans Rehabilitation Program offers vocational, educational, and independent living services. The program includes mental health assistance as a part of its services.
Vocational Educational Independent Living Mental Health
The program provides customized career guidance to its participants. Skill assessments measure abilities to locate both strong points and areas of personal interest.
The program gives financial support to help veterans pursue education. The program pays for tuition costs and fees along with book expenses and provides students with necessary supplies.
The program provides academic counseling together with support services for students.
Veterans can connect with colleges that participate in the program's network.
Financial Assistance
Academic Support
Partner Colleges
The Veterans Rehabilitation Program helps veterans obtain home modification services. The program helps people with assistive technology to perform their daily activities. Community programs promote social engagement. Financial support, together with transportation services, enables veterans to reach their needed services.
Home Modification
Improves accessibility
Assistive Technology
Supports daily living Community Integration Promotes social engagement
The Veterans Rehabilitation Program offers individual and group therapy. Through its programs, the Veterans Rehabilitation Program delivers treatments for PTSD and depression as well as anxiety disorders. Veterans, along with their families, have access to support groups through the VRP. Telehealth ensures convenient care access.
Through the Veterans Rehabilitation Program, veterans have gained the ability to establish their businesses. The program has assisted many veterans to earn degrees in addition to establishing professional careers.
After injuries many veterans have reached independence in their lives.
Overcame PTSD
Became an entrepreneur Earned a Degree Secured a career
Independent Living
After spinal injury
The program increases employment rates. The program increases veterans' educational achievements. The program enhances personal life quality while decreasing dependence on public assistance programs.
65% Employment Within one year 40% Earned Degree Or certification
80% Life Satisfaction Increased satisfaction
The Veterans Rehabilitation Program supports veterans with disabilities and enables them to reach their highest possible level of achievement. Support for the Veterans Rehabilitation Program means direct support for American veterans who serve our country. Support the Veterans Rehabilitation Program through advocacy.
