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If you have been assessed at 80 impairment points or more, you may be entitled to a tax-free lump sum of over $108,000 per eligible dependent. This payment is provided under the Severe Impairment Payment (SIP) scheme.
Many veterans know the DVA provides financial support for service-related injuries, but few realise their full entitlements.
APOD is a specialised benefits program exclusively designed for ADF veterans, their families, and eligible dependents. The program provides access to discounts, employment support, and recognition initiatives to help veterans thrive in civilian life.
Australian veterans can submit a claim for service-related conditions at any point in their lives.
The DVA White Card plays a vital role in ensuring that eligible veterans, current and former ADF members, and even some reservists and cadets receive the medical and mental health care they need.
Whether or not your employment affects your payments depends on the type of DVA support you receive.
SOPs are legally binding guidelines that establish the criteria for proving a causal connection between specific medical conditions and military service.
By offering practical assistance with domestic chores, HHS enables veterans to focus on their health, recovery, and overall quality of life.
Incapacity payments bridge the financial gap between a veteran’s previous and current earning capacity.

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