TRA home adaptations.Plan together at home.
Staying temporarily in a family member’s home? Bring the homeowner, shared spaces and proposed construction into the same conversation.
Concept illustration · participation does not establish property permissions or program approval.
Adaptations to a family member’s home where an eligible veteran is living temporarily.
Official VA informationStart with the space you share.
Bring the homeowner into the discussion.
Homeowner participation helps the planning conversation. It does not establish permission, eligibility or approval.
- The shared rooms and entrance
- Homeowner participation and property details
- Access, occupancy and preferred timing
Take the conversation
to the next step.
Send this construction brief to Franklin. You can add your location and details in the intake.
Entrance; homeowner joining: Not sure yet
Before you
get started.
What is the TRA pathway for?
VA describes TRA for eligible veterans staying temporarily in a family member’s home, with eligibility tied to SAH or SHA. Confirm your situation with the VA.
What should the homeowner help discuss?
The existing property, shared areas, proposed changes, access during construction and the information needed for a defined scope.
Franklin discusses construction. The VA determines program eligibility, funding and approvals.
Review the VA resource