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    VA BenefitsSpecially Adapted Housing Grant

    SAH Grant

    A VA grant program for veterans with certain severe service-connected disabilities that funds modifications to their home or help purchasing/building an adapted home.

    SAH Grant: up to ~$117,000 (2025) for veterans who lost use of legs/arms or are permanently bedridden.

    SHA (Special Home Adaptation) Grant: up to ~$23,000 for veterans with less severe but qualifying disabilities.

    Can be used up to 3 times over a lifetime, with remaining lifetime benefit available.

    → BenefitKarma's SAH guide covers qualifying disabilities, application steps, and how to use the grant.

    Also known as

    Specially Adapted Housing Grant

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    Frequently asked questions about SAH Grant

    What is SAH Grant?+

    A VA grant program for veterans with certain severe service-connected disabilities that funds modifications to their home or help purchasing/building an adapted home. SAH Grant: up to ~$117,000 (2025) for veterans who lost use of legs/arms or are permanently bedridden.

    Who qualifies for SAH Grant?+

    SHA (Special Home Adaptation) Grant: up to ~$23,000 for veterans with less severe but qualifying disabilities.

    How do I apply for SAH Grant?+

    Apply at va.gov (search for the program by name) or work with a free accredited Veterans Service Officer (VSO) through your state VA office.

    Where can I get help?+

    Use BenefitKarma's free Benefit Eligibility Screener to see what VA benefits you may have missed, or talk with a free accredited Veterans Service Officer (VSO) through your state VA office.

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