Southeastern Paralyzed Veterans of America

“Michael steward kurt glass joe willis joe gathers paul stewart”

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“The paralyzed veterans of america, southeastern chapter strives to improve the quality of life of honorably discharged veterans who have spinal cord injury, dysfunction or illness. Through advocacy, medical research, sports and recreation, education and communication. While aiding our veterans in this manner, we are also aiding their families and non-veteran disabled persons living in the states of alabama, georgia, north and south carolina, and tennessee.”

“Day before the membership meeting in hephzibah, ga. Our sports programs is very educational, informative, and encouraging to our members. They (members) engage in hunting, tennis, fishing, handcycling, golf, billiards, and bowling as well as other sports not listed. Chapter send around thirty members from ga, sc, and nc to the national veterans wheelchair games (nvwgs) that take place annually. The nvwgs is sponsored by veterans administrations (va) and pva. Chapter continue to support the southeastern regional wheelchair games in north myrtle beach, sc. Chapter currently has only one employee and she is a part-time administrative assistance. The chapter has volunteers available monday thru friday to maintain the office, serve members at hospitals, carry out mandated programs, as well as the outreach meetings mention above. The chapter newsletter, the southern edition, continues to provide valuable, educational, practical information for our members. It is published four times a year. The southern edition sometimes will have an article spotlighting one of our members; how pva has influence or what impact pva have on their life. A government relations program: national pva & sepva through this program works hard to make sure through advocacy and legislations that our members and disable community are continuing to get the best care whether its medical or barriers.”