Colonial PVA administers Delaware's Accessibility Needs Program, funding home modifications and mobility equipment for residents with disabilities since 1986.
LEARN MOREColonial PVA's Women Veterans Program offers monthly virtual meetups, peer support, and advocacy for women veterans. No SCI diagnosis or PVA membership required.
LEARN MOREColonial PVA offers adaptive sports, recreation grants up to $1,000, clinics, and national competitions to empower veterans with spinal cord injuries.
LEARN MOREColonial PVA's National Service Officers provide free, specialized advocacy to help veterans secure the VA disability benefits they've earned.
LEARN MOREColonial PVA's MS Program connects veterans living with MS to peer support, weekly check-ins, and monthly virtual meetings with Baltimore VA MS Clinic experts.
LEARN MOREColonial PVA pairs veterans with trained peer mentors who share their diagnosis and goals, offering weekly support, guidance, and lasting connection.
LEARN MOREColonial PVA's peer-led Member Outreach Program connects veterans through regular check-ins, trained peer counselors, and weekly chats so no member is left behind.
LEARN MOREColonial PVA members meet directly with lawmakers in Washington, DC and locally to advocate for veterans with spinal cord injuries on healthcare, rights, and benefits.
LEARN MOREA 24-week paid fellowship helping paralyzed and disabled veterans build lasting careers through personalized training, free resources, and peer mentorship.
LEARN MOREColonial PVA offers free grants for members, caregivers, and veterans in Delaware, covering adaptive sports, attendant care, accessibility needs, and more.
LEARN MOREColonial PVA keeps every member informed through The Ramp newsletter, video content, social media, email, and direct outreach. No member left out of the loop.
LEARN MOREColonial PVA's Caregiver Support Program offers retreats, peer support, educational resources, and respite care grants up to $500 for veteran caregivers.
LEARN MOREColonial PVA's Advocacy Program empowers veterans with disabilities through self-advocacy training, accessibility assessments, direct action, and policy change across DE, MD, and NJ.
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