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Virginia Housing — Granting Freedom
Home-accessibility modification grants for Virginia veterans and service members with a service-connected disability from a line-of-duty injury; pairs with VA-guaranteed loans and closing-cost assistance for homebuying.
- Cost
- Grant — no repayment; up to $8,000
- Coverage
- Virginia (Virginia)
- Last Verified
- August 21, 2026
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