Welcome
to the
Specially Adapted Housing Program
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Veterans that have
specific service-connected disabilities may be entitled to a grant from
the Department of Veterans Affairs for the purpose of constructing an
adapted dwelling or modifying an existing to meet the veterans needs.
The goal of the Specially Adapted Housing (SAH) Program is to provide
a barrier-free living environment which affords the veterans a level of
independent living he or she may not normally enjoy.
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There are two
types of grants administered by VA which are available to assist severely
disabled veterans in adapting housing to their special needs. |
Part I, the Specially
Adapted Housing Grant is available to disabled veterans who are
entitled a wheelchair accessible home especially adapted for their needs.
Click here for the Part I SAH Grant
Questions & Answers.
Part II, the
Special Home Adaptations Grant is available to veterans who are
entitled to adaptations because of blindness in both eyes with 5/200
visual acuity or less, or includes the anatomical loss or loss of both
hands. Click here for the Part II SAH
Grant Questions & Answers.
If you need more information
and would like to talk with a VA agent click
here for the list of Specially Adapted Housing agents.
To apply for the Specially
Adapted Housing (SAH) Grant, please take the following steps:
- Download Form
26-4555, Veterans Application in Acquiring Specially Adapted Housing
or Special Home Adaptation Grant. You will need Acrobat Reader 3.0 (or
later) to view and print the form.
- Complete the form
and submit it to your nearest Veterans
Service Center or Loan Guaranty Office.
Pictures of Specially
Adapted Housing
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This page has been
accessed
since September 21, 2001.
Reviewed/Updated: March 18, 2004 (PS)
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