The New England Chapter of Paralyzed Veterans of America’s Federal Policy Priorities

The New England Chapter of Paralyzed Veterans of America is advocating for the following policy priorities during the first session of the 118th Congress.   These issues reflect areas of concern for PVA members, as both veterans with spinal cord injury  or disease and people with disabilities. We look forward to discussing these legislative priorities in greater detail with the New England Congressional Delegation in both D.C. and in their district offices.

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PVA’s Legislative Journey

From the bedside to the transition home and beyond, PVA fights for catastrophically disabled veterans, their families and caregivers at every twist and turn along their life journey. PVA advocates before Congress to ensure their claims are filed, their benefits are secured, and that they receive specialized, veteran-centric health care. PVA also works to ensure our members’ voices are heard year-round and that they are given equitable access to meaningful careers, adaptive housing and automobile grants, accessible communities, assisted reproductive technologies, and more. And when a veteran has passed on, PVA works to ensure their families are taken care of.

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How to contact your representative in Washington:

  • Go to www.house.gov
  • Click on the link to find your Representative
  • Enter your zip code and click on Look Up
  • Your Representative’s information will come up.

or

  • Go to www.senate.gov
  • Click on Senators
  • Click on choose state
  • Select your state
  • Both of your Senator’ contact information will come up.

 

NEPVA meets with Senator Murphy (CT)

NEPVA meets with Senator Murphy (CT)

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