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Presenter and attendee note PACT Act (2022) could expand survivor eligibility

September 25, 2026 | National Guard, State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, South Carolina


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Presenter and attendee note PACT Act (2022) could expand survivor eligibility
A meeting participant noted that the PACT Act passed in 2022 and broadened who may qualify for certain resources. The participant urged survivors who previously applied for help to check eligibility again, saying the law "expanded the resources and the people that could get resources and and help."

"So, if you've already applied for help in the past, it's possible that you can reapply now and get qualified for resources that you didn't before because of the PACT Act," the participant said, advising attendees to take time to review their prior applications and available resources.

The presentation did not specify particular benefits newly available under the PACT Act or list agencies administering changes; the recommendation was general: survivors should re-check eligibility and reapply where appropriate. No formal guidance documents were presented during the session; attendees were encouraged to consult program websites or family readiness centers for details.

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