Paralyzed Veterans of America | New England Chapter

New England Paralyzed Veterans of America

Support Paralyzed Veterans

Make A Difference in 2022!

Help change the lives of Paralyzed Veterans today! Help them live rich and fulfilling lives through therapeutic sports and recreational activities, continuing education opportunities, and most importantly, equal public access.

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“Crisis Standards of Care”

COVID-19

We’ve been closely monitoring how each New England state is planning for hospitals to be overwhelmed during the pandemic, and what effect those plans could potentially have on our members and the disabled community at large.

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Activities & Events

Adaptive Activities

Participation in adaptive sports and recreational activities provides immeasurable benefits to everyone involved. Active participation in sports and recreation activities helps improve self-esteem, encourages good health and hygiene practices, and promotes friendship among peers.

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A Voice for Paralyzed Veterans

On A Mission

To change lives and build brighter futures for veterans of the armed forces who have experienced spinal cord injury or dysfunction by empowering them to regain what they fought for: their freedom and independence.

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Ways to Help

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Let your Legislators know the importance of caring for paralyzed veterans.

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Ways to Help

There are many ways to give essential support to paralyzed veterans in need.

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Learn Our Story

Learn about who we are and what we do for paralyzed veterans.

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Supporting Paralyzed Veterans

New England PVA
Impact Made

Our mission is to ensure Veterans with spinal cord injuries or disease receive the benefits and entitlements earned through their service in the Armed Forces of our Nation.

7,064

Veterans Served

Veterans assisted by New England region National Service Officers in 2021.

$9.6 Million

Benefits Received

CT, MA, ME, NH, RI, VT Veterans received over $9 million in benefits in 2021.

$15,000

COVID Relief Grants

Relief funds provided directly to Chapter members negatively impacted by the pandemic.

$5,500

SCI/D Nursing Scholarships

Awarded to VA SCI/D medical staff for continuing education and professional development in 2021.

Latest Updates

From the Hill – June 2022

From the Hill – June 2022 I had the opportunity to join Chapter President Michael Negrete and Chapter National Director Brad Carlson at PVA’s 76th Annual Convention in Atlanta, Georgia. […]

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Wed, 06/01/22 | Michael G. Negrete, Chapter President

Out Front – June 2022

Out Front – June 2022 I attended the 76th Annual PVA convention in Atlanta Georgia in late May. Much like last year’s Convention in Las Vegas, this year’s Convention was […]

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Wed, 03/30/22 | Kristen McCone Gordon, Chapter Government Relations Director

From the Hill – March 2022

From the Hill – March 2022 Earlier this month, I had the pleasure of joining Chapter President Michael Negrete and NEPVA members Debra Freed and Chuck Houle to participate in […]

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