Throughout our nation’s history, service men and women have gone bravely into battle, risking their lives and livelihoods, sacrificing their safety to defend America. When their duty is done, many return home to life as it was. Sadly, for over 4 million veterans seriously injured in the line of duty, leaving the battlefield does not mark the end of conflict, like my Father, Joe Gurican Sr. and my son, John Gurican and Patti's Father, Harold Donovan and Son, Brett Fitzpatrick, all disabled veterans. These permanently disabled heroes often carry home life-altering disabilities – stern reminders of the price of freedom. safkare4ull dedicates this page to all disabled veterans. We humbly thank you for your service.

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Remember being a caregiver for a disabled veteran is very important for their overall care.  The VA recognizes the importance of the role that caregivers provide. The VA has two programs for caregivers outlined below. Both programs fall under the umbrella of the VA’s Caregiver Support Program.

As a caregiver, you may be eligible for an array of benefits and services, from additional financial support to training, health care services, mental health counseling and more.

 

The list below is designed to help you seek out some of this information as you are developing your road map for disabled veteran by clicking on the Green Box which will bring you to an information link.

 

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Remember you can always contact us through our site . We are here to assist you in your journey.