MI · BENEFITS BY STATE
Michigan provides significant benefits for disabled veterans, education support for dependents, emergency assistance, recreation privileges, and claims counseling.
Every summary below links to the responsible public agency. Eligibility rules can be case-specific, so use this page as a map and confirm details at the source before acting.
Qualifying Michigan veterans who are 100% permanently and totally disabled, entitled at the 100% rate, or received specially adapted housing assistance; certain surviving spouses
A qualifying homestead may be exempt from property tax. Current law governs whether an approved exemption continues without a new annual filing.
Qualifying children of Michigan veterans who died or became totally and permanently disabled because of service
The grant provides undergraduate tuition assistance at participating Michigan institutions, subject to age, residency, enrollment, and financial-need rules.
Qualifying wartime-era Michigan veterans and eligible dependents facing a temporary financial emergency
The trust fund may provide limited assistance for essential needs when an unforeseen circumstance causes a temporary hardship.
Michigan resident veterans meeting the state’s disability requirements
Michigan offers qualifying disabled veterans free or reduced-cost hunting and fishing privileges under current Department of Natural Resources rules.
Michigan veterans and eligible family members
MVAA connects veterans with accredited service officers, benefit screening, discharge-document help, and state resources.
