Includes Clinical Counseling, Employment Support, Financial Assistance, Home Modification, Homeless Veterans Support, Peer Support Services, Pro Bono Legal Services, Referral Services, Supportive Services, Transportation Programs and Services, and Veteran Treatment Courts.
The Texas Veterans Commission Fund for Veterans’ Assistance (FVA) grant program awards reimbursement grants to eligible charitable organizations, local government agencies, and Veterans Service Organizations that provide direct services to Texas Veterans and their families.
Since 2009, the Fund for Veterans’ Assistance has administered over $168 million in grant funding. These organizations have helped more than 300,000 veterans and their families with grant funding from the Commission.
View information about current grant-funded services and assistance in TVC Grant-Funded Services Directory for Texas Veterans And Their Families (“the Assistance Directory” or “the Directories”).
Community organizations and local governments awarded by the Commission provide services and assistance to veterans and their families. Regional directories of TVC grant-funded services and assistance include only organizations serving the region listed on the directory’s cover.
This page contains more information about how you can support veterans through a voluntary donation to the Fund for Veterans’ Assistance. Donations support grant funding for local governments and community organizations providing services and assistance to every county throughout Texas.
This page contains resources for organizations interested in applying for a grant supporting a veterans service/assistance program regardless of funding source. Includes general resources on grantseeking from external organizations (including federal, state, nonprofit, and foundation support) and funding opportunities from the Texas Veterans Commission.
This page contains resources for those seeking to apply for Fund for Veterans’ Assistance reimbursement grants to organizations.
Funding opportunities are issued yearly in the General Assistance, Housing For Texas Heroes, Veterans Mental Health, and Veterans Treatment Court grant programs through a competitive selection process. A competitive advantage is available to county governments that submit an application for project funding, where the Veteran County Service Officer is listed as the Project Coordinator.
The Texas Veterans Commission has published 2022-2023 funding opportunities in the Fund for Veterans’ Assistance reimbursement grant programs. Applications will be accepted from September 3, 2021 @ 8AM Central to November 3, 2021 @ 5PM Central.
This page contains resources for organizations operating an awarded or renewed project in the General Assistance, Housing For Texas Heroes, Veterans Mental Health, Veterans Treatment Court, and Veteran County Service Officer grant programs.
This study was conducted to identify the pressing needs of Texas veterans and their families. Download the final report here (135 pages, PDF).
Judge Wayne Christian, Colonel, US Army, Retired, of the Bexar County Veterans Treatment Court (VTC) invited the Texas Veterans Commission (TVC) to participate in the VTC’s...
The annual Point-In-Time Count to identify where and who are homeless estimates 8% of the homeless in Texas are veterans. The count also seeks to identify what they need. “P...
Eleven Veteran County Service Offices (VCSOs) across Texas were awarded a combined total of over $2.3 million in Fund for Veterans’ Assistance Grants from the Texas Veterans...
AUSTIN, TX – On September 8, 2021, the Texas Veterans Commission’s (TVC) Fund for Veterans’ Assistance (FVA) presented over $1 million in grants to six organizations i...
