Blnded Vets Association

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1722 I St NW
Washington, DC 20006
+1 (202) 223-1319

The Blinded Veterans Association (BVA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting veterans who are blind or have low vision. Founded to provide assistance, advocacy, and community for its members, BVA has expanded its membership criteria to include all veterans honorably serving in the Armed Forces eligible for Department of Veterans Affairs Blind Rehabilitation Services.

With a strong commitment to enhancing the lives of blinded veterans, BVA offers various programs, including scholarships, advocacy for VA benefits, and initiatives aimed at fostering camaraderie among veterans. The organization celebrates its 80 years of service by highlighting the resilience and achievements of its members, while also addressing contemporary issues like PTSD awareness and advancements in low vision technology.

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