Programs

Get the details on cash and health programs.

Got a work plan?

See how it would help your situation.

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Cash Benefits

See which programs may help you pay for basic needs.

What Benefits Do I Get?

How to see which Social Security and state benefits you get.

Supplemental Security Income (SSI)

SSI and Adult Public Assistance (APA) give cash benefits to people with disabilities and seniors who have low income and low resources.

Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI)

SSDI gives cash benefits to people who worked and paid Social Security taxes before their disabilities limited their ability to work.

Health Coverage

See which programs can help you stay healthy.

Finding the Right Health Coverage For You

Explore the best health coverage options for you with this interactive tool.

How Health Benefits Work

Learn about the different ways you may be able to get health coverage.

Income-Based Medicaid

Medicaid for people with and without disabilities who have low income.

APA-Related Medicaid

Medicaid for people who have low income and low resources, and have a disability or are over age 65.

Working Disabled Medicaid Buy-In

Medicaid for people with disabilities who work.

Medicare

Medicare is public health coverage for people with disabilities and seniors.

Employer-Sponsored Coverage

Your job, your parent's job, or your spouse's job may offer private health coverage as a benefit.

Individual Coverage on HealthCare.gov

You can get private health coverage on HealthCare.gov. The government may help you pay for it.

See what makes the biggest difference for young people

Make education and work the main goals.

Start Planning Now

Learn about new challenges and opportunities as you become an adult.

Benefits for Young People

Find out how benefits support young people who work.

Parent Focus: Work is Possible

A disability shouldn't stop your child from working.

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