If permanent and total with specific qualifying conditions, check SAH eligibility (up to ~$117K).
For less severe adaptations, look at SHA (up to ~$23K) and HISA (up to $6,800).
A VSO rep can help you stack these with your disability compensation.
Benefits that apply here
Category: HousingHOUSING
Specially Adapted Housing (SAH) Grant
Grant of up to $126,526 (FY 2026) to build, buy, or modify a permanent home for veterans with certain severe service-connected disabilities, such as the loss or loss of use of more than one limb, blindness in both eyes, or certain severe burns. The grant can be used up to 6 times.
Grant of up to $25,350 (FY 2026) to adapt, build, or buy a home for veterans with certain service-connected disabilities: the loss or loss of use of both hands, certain severe burns, or certain breathing injuries. The grant can be used up to 6 times.
Allows veterans who meet the SAH or SHA grant rules to adapt a family member's home while living there temporarily. TRA money comes out of the SAH or SHA maximum and counts as one of the grant's 6 uses.
Available to veterans who meet the SAH or SHA grant rules and live temporarily in a family member's home