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Semper Fi & America's Fund

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Case management, adaptive equipment, and financial/family assistance for critically wounded, ill, and catastrophically injured service members and veterans from every branch.

VeteranActive MilitaryDisabledFamilyCaregiver
Cost
Grant / direct assistance
Coverage
Nationwide

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Its published information describes services for Veteran, Active Military, Disabled with nationwide availability. Cost, eligibility, and access details should be confirmed directly with the provider.

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