This grant funds up to 65% of construction or renovation costs for state or tribal veterans extended care facilities, requiring U.S.-made materials and compliance with VA regulations; applications are due by April 15.
Funder: Construction of State Home Facilities
Due Dates: April 15, 2026: If the state wants the application included on the FY 2027 Priority List, the complete initial application must be submitted to VA by this date.
Funding Amounts: Up to $275,000,000 total program funding; individual awards range from $260,000 to $275,000,000; VA participation may not exceed 65% of total project costs.
Summary: Supports construction and renovation of state or tribal veterans’ extended care facilities, including skilled nursing, domiciliary, and adult day health care.
Key Information: Only state and federally recognized tribal governments may apply; private, nonprofit, or individual applicants are not eligible.
This program provides federal grants to state and federally recognized tribal governments for the construction, renovation, or repair of state- or tribal-owned and operated veterans’ extended care facilities, including skilled nursing, domiciliary, and adult day health care centers. The goal is to enhance the quality and availability of long-term care services for veterans by supporting the development and modernization of these facilities. Projects can include new construction, expansion, remodeling, or addressing life safety deficiencies. The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) can fund up to 65% of approved project costs, with the state or tribe responsible for the remaining 35% or more.