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WDVA Veterans Innovations Program (VIP)
WDVA's Veterans Innovations Program provides grant-funded assistance to post-9/11 Washington veterans facing financial hardship — employment transitions, homelessness/eviction/foreclosure prevention, transitions to education, utility shutoff prevention, and transportation needs (FY 24–25: 77 veterans transitioned to employment, 70 assisted with housing crises, 41 with utility shutoff prevention).
- Cost
- Grant-funded assistance — the program page states requests must fall 'within the grant funding capabilities'; no fee or repayment is stated
- Coverage
- Statewide (Washington)
- Eligibility
- Washington resident; served on or after September 11, 2001; served under honorable conditions (or already eligible for federal VA monetary benefits, or separated with less than honorable characterization solely due to sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression); experiencing financial hardship where income is not sufficient to meet basic needs; request must present a discernible positive outcome and fall within grant funding capabilities.
- Availability
- Applications accepted on an ongoing basis — submit a complete application packet with required supporting documentation
- Last Verified
- October 8, 2026
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