Paralyzed Veterans of America Mountain States Chapter is dedicated to enhancing the lives of veterans. Our goal is to ensure that no veteran with a spinal cord injury or neurological disorder feels isolated and alone. We are here for you and no Veteran is alone.
Assisting Veterans in Colorado, Montana, New Mexico, Wyoming and Utah
While advocating for our members, we also maintain a vocal and visible presence on disability-related issues in the community. We strive to promote fair opportunity and equal access. We are proud to maintain active communication with our membership and the disabled community through a variety of resources. MSCPVA hosts an active website and produce a periodic newsletter, hold meetings of the membership and work with local disability organizations to ensure national and local information is provided to our membership. MSCPVA also serves to coordinate and communicate with the Department of Veterans Affairs, VA Health Center and other veteran’s health services.
The key objective of PVA is to take action necessary to restore spinal cord injured or diseased veterans’ bodies and life potentials as closely to those not suffering spinal cord dysfunction. This is accomplished by the coordinated efforts of the PVA organization through programs that do the following:
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We serve our members by providing a variety of programs that fulfill our organizational mission. We provide a variety of services including administration, advocacy, communication and fundraising.
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PVA is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt, non-profit organization
Federal Tax ID number 84-6036190
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