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If you are a veteran of the US armed forces, you are entitled to obtain disability benefits if you are suffering from a disability that is related to your military service. This includes psychological problems that are related to your time spent in the military. But when exactly might a psychological disability be considered a service-related disability for the purposes of obtaining VA benefits?
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If you served in the military, there is a chance that you may have heard of the term “service-related disability.” This idea is a critical concept to understand if you are looking to apply for disability benefits through the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). But what exactly is a service-related disability, and why might it matter if you are applying for veteran disability benefits?
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The Department of Veterans Affairs (also known as the VA) has announced that it will be awarding $818 million in grants to community organizations that assist veterans struggling with homelessness. These grants are meant to both help veterans who are currently homeless and trying to get back on their feet, as well as those who are facing potential homelessness due to financial issues. In this way, veterans can get the help they need to keep a roof over their heads.
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If you have received a disability rating from the Department of Veterans Affairs, it is possible that you have not looked over that rating since you first got it. However, there is a possibility that you may be able to appeal your disability rating, increasing the amount of benefits you receive in the process. But when is the right time you appeal your disability rating?
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Veterans who suffer from serious injuries or illnesses as a result of their military service may be entitled to disability benefits through the Department of Veterans Affairs, also known as the VA. That being said, many veterans struggle to understand when they should consider applying for benefits, or whether they might even be eligible at all. So when exactly should you consider applying for VA disability benefits, and what happens if you wait too long to apply?
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When the Honoring Our PACT Act (also known as just the PACT Act) was originally passed in 2022, it was a significant boon to veterans everywhere who suffered from disabilities related to burn pit exposure. Previously, these veterans struggled to obtain disability benefits, but thanks to this bill, they became able to access those benefits. But how exactly can burn pit exposure cause service-related disabilities, and how do you know if you have been affected by one?
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Every veteran is entitled to receive disability benefits if they suffer a disability due to a service-related injury. However, a surprising number of veterans have their disability claims denied due to factors that might have been avoided. Here are five common reasons that people may have a claim for veteran disability benefits denied:
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The Department of Veterans Affairs, also known as the VA, has announced that it will be awarding $42 million in grants to organizations around the country that give legal support to homeless veterans. Sadly, homelessness is an especially common issue among veterans, due to a variety of factors that can make it hard for them to hold down a job or maintain their lifestyle. Grants like these are meant to help veterans struggling to keep a roof over their heads by providing them with legal services to avoid losing their homes.
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The Department of Veterans Affairs (also known as the VA) recently announced that it would be making available $52.5 million in grants to help veterans with suicide prevention. This money will go to programs intended to community-based organizations that work locally with veterans to help them avoid suicide. Applications for grants will run until July 18, and awardees will be chosen by September 30.
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While veterans can be proud of the service they give to their country, it remains undeniable that many veterans are left with permanent physical and psychological injuries due to their experiences in the military. In some cases, these injuries may not make themselves apparent until weeks, months or even years after their service ends. Here are five service-related disabilities that many veterans do not experience until after they have already gone home:
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