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Disabled Veteran Services

Work Ethics

First Step Disabled Veteran Service Organization has a great work ethic that is invaluable. They bring experience, dedication, and a unique perspective that enriches any team.

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Vets and Families

Our process applies techniques from a variety of disciplines distinction in detail and gives careful attention.

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Hospital Visits

Our process applies techniques from a variety of disciplines distinction in detail and gives careful attention.

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Veteran Parties

Our process applies techniques from a variety of disciplines distinction in detail and gives careful attention.

How We Work

Work Process

01

Help veterans with Disability claims

Looking to navigate the complexities of VA disability claims? It’s a tough road, but you’re not alone. Here’s a quick guide to get you started on your journey to getting the support you deserve.

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Surviving spouse and children

The surviving spouse and kids of disabled vets often face unique challenges, but we are a strong community here for your support.

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Special hospital visits

Special hospital visits for disabled veterans are a crucial service, providing much-needed care and support. These visits can offer medical treatments, rehabilitation, and a friendly face to those who have served our country and now need assistance due to various disabilities.

Have Questions?

Frequently Asked
Questions

Can I get VA disability with other than honorable discharge?

Eligibility for VA disability benefits with another than honorable discharge may be limited, but there are some cases where you can still qualify. It’s worth exploring your options.

Can I sponsor a disabled veteran?

Absolutely, it’s a generous and impactful way to support those who have served our country. This is a non-profit organization through which you can sponsor a veteran, providing them with financial aid, resources, or even companionship.

What is the age limit for a disabled veteran child to receive benefits?

For a disabled veteran’s child to receive benefits, they generally must be under 18 years old, or between 18 and 23 if still in school full-time. If the child is permanently incapable of self-support due to a disability before 18, they may also qualify.

Can I increase my current VA rating?

Sure, you can look into increasing your VA rating. It usually involves re-evaluation of your medical condition by the VA. If there’s been a change in your health status that’s connected to your service, it might lead to an increased rating.

Is there VA disability benefits for the spouse?

Spouses of disabled veterans have some pretty cool benefits they can tap into. We’re talking health care, life insurance, and even help with school or training costs. Plus, if you’re caring for a vet, there’s support for you too. It’s all about making life a bit easier for those who’ve served and their families.

Are my donations to this non-profit organization tax deductible?

Donations to non-profit Veteran organizations are tax-deductible.

Now looking for volunteers!

Hey everyone! We’re on the hunt for some enthusiastic volunteers to join our team. If you’ve got a passion for community service and a bit of spare time, we’d love to hear from you. Let’s make a difference together!