Summary
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) announced $16 million in grants to support adaptive sports programs for disabled veterans and service members. These programs offer activities like archery and skiing to help improve physical and mental health. The grants aim to expand access and improve the quality of life for veterans with disabilities.
Key Facts
- The VA is providing $16 million for adaptive sports programs.
- These programs include activities like archery, skiing, and cycling.
- Grants are available up to $750,000 for eligible organizations.
- Eligible applicants include non-profits, local governments, and small businesses.
- The VA has invested over $160 million in adaptive sports programs nationwide.
- This initiative is part of broader efforts to enhance veteran services.
- Recent VA efforts include enrolling over 100,000 veterans in health care this year.