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Help For Children

The VA generally offers no assistance to children of veterans, unless the veterans have been rated at least 30% service-connected disabled. Such veterans can receive a dependents' allowance. Children of veterans considered permanently 100% disabled are also eligible to education assistance and health care through its CHAMPVA program.  

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