Look at other FAQs on this Web site about funding for different farm expenses. Contact the Veterans Administration and ask about their Vocational Rehabilitation services. By phone (800-827-1000) or go to www.va.gov and click "Benefits," then "Vocational Rehabilitation." You may also qualify for services through the civilian Vocational Rehabilitation Department of your state and also
I have a disability and would like to find out if I might qualify for assistance to start a farm business.
Written by raczVisit the Funding Assistance page of this website www.agrability.org/funding-assistance for information on disability- and agriculture-related funding options. Listed below are federal and state government-related entities that either provide or can work with you in seeking out low-interest loans and/or grants for starting a farm business, including purchasing agricultural equipment and production inputs. Vocational Rehabilitation is
I need a new prosthesis, but cannot afford one. Is there funding assistance available?
Written by raczThere are several professional and nonprofit organizations that may help: • American Orthotic and Prosthetic Association. By phone— 571-431-0876, on the Web–go to www.aopanet.org. Type your state's name in the “AOPA Member Directory Search Box,” and you will find a list of companies belonging to that organization. • The Amputee Coalition of America. By phone–888-267-5669,
Listed below are several government-related entities and one non-profit organization that provide housing monetary grants, low-interest loans, and/or assist in home building, modification or repair for persons in rural areas. • Vocational Rehabilitation, Rehabilitation Services, etc. (titles vary by state) (both funding and assistance). By phone—look in the yellow pages under "Government, State" or in
Listed below are federal and state government-related entities that either provide or can work with you in seeking out low-interest loans and/or grants for purchasing agricultural equipment and production inputs. Vocational Rehabilitation is of particular interest, since they often provide grants for equipment modifications to help people with disabilities to continue farming. • Farm Service
Where might I find sources of financial assistance for schooling for a farmer with a disability like myself?
Written by raczHere are some potential sources of financial assistance available to persons with disabilities for furthering their education. • Vocational Rehabilitation, Rehabilitation Services, etc. (titles vary by state) (possible funding assistance for continuing education). By phone—look in the yellow pages under "Government, State" or in a separate section ahead of the white pages that lists state