KY-IN Chapter of Paralyzed Veterans of America
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Mission Statement
The mission of the Kentucky-Indiana Chapter of Paralyzed Veterans of America is to improve the quality of life of U.S.military veterans and others with spinal cord dysfunction through the use of advocacy, research, sports and recreation, education and communication.
About This Cause
The Kentucky - Indiana Chapter is one of 34 Chapters of Paralyzed Veterans of America that continue the fight to ensure that all veterans and people with disabilities, and their families, have everything they need to thrive. KIPVA is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt non-profit organization that represents the interests and concerns of paralyzed veterans and other individuals with disabilities throughout the states of Kentucky & Indiana. Membership is free and is open to those that have served in the military and have a spinal cord injury or disease. Paid affiliate and associate memberships are available to members of the Kentucky-Indiana disabled community and all of those who are interested in supporting our work. The organization's primary focus is veterans' issues, notably quality healthcare for veterans with spinal cord injuries and dysfunction (SCI/D) such as Multiple Sclerosis (MS). KIPVA is interested in all issues affecting the lives of persons with disabilities. KIPVA serves veterans and others in the disabled community through benefits assistance, government relations, advocacy, education, and the provision of regional programs, including; Hardship Health and Wellness Sports and Recreation The Kentucky-Indiana Chapter is supported by PVA National, chapter fundraising efforts and regional donors and supporters. Our Purpose To aid and assist in every way, veterans of the Armed Forces of the United States that have suffered injuries or diseases of the spinal cord. To publicize the needs of veterans with spinal cord injury and disease through every means and channel available in order to effect the fullfillment of their needs. To promote the full participation of citizens with spinal cord injury or disease into society by presenting educational programs to acquaint the public with issues & needs surrounding spinal cord injury and disease and by aiding and assisting organizations and associations which may be organized for the same purposes. To advocate and foster thorough and continuing medical research in the fields connected with injuries and diseases of the spinal cord. To advocate and foster comprehensive rehabilitation programs for KIPVA members and others in the disabled community. To cooperate with other corporations and groups engaged in similar activities with a view toward carring out the mission in the most effective manner.