Program
VA job-training program home grant
A VA home-adaptation grant for veterans in VA's vocational rehabilitation program.
- Official name
- VR&E Housing Adaptation Grant (38 U.S.C. 2102B)
- Where
- Nationwide
- Status
- Program running
- Most it pays
- $116,084 lifetime
- About the amount
- FY2026 cap, waivable if the Secretary determines a waiver is necessary for the veteran's rehabilitation program (decided by the VR&E and Loan Guaranty Executive Directors via VA Form 28-0953, within 30 business days, before the rehab plan is signed).
- Housing rules
- SAH ownership guidelines generally apply and title must be 'good and marketable.' Rules for a construction project on a non-owned or family-owned home aren't spelled out.
- How long it takes
- SAH agent + VRC in-home evaluation within 30 business days of the plan upload; waiver decision (if needed) within 30 business days.
- How to apply
- Apply for VR&E (Chapter 31) first; the Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor arranges an in-home Comprehensive Independent Living Assessment, writes VA Form 2105 referral memo, and a Regional Loan Center SAH agent is assigned to build the project.
- Does not pay for
- Smaller non-construction items are bought separately as VR&E 'home modifications,' not through this grant.
- Official source
- federalregister.gov
- Last checked
- September 28, 2026