Breaking Barriers: Celebrating Women’s Vital Roles as Disability Advocates
Joellen Meckley discusses women’s roles as caregivers and how they can protect the financial future of their loved ones.
Breaking Barriers: Celebrating Women’s Vital Roles As Disability Advocates
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March 29, 2024
Women serving as caregivers for individuals living with disabilities can face several challenges as they work to care for their loved ones.
During Women’s History Month, we celebrate the accomplishments of women and take this opportunity to reflect on their contributions to the betterment of society. Included amongst these women working to improve the lives of others are women who advocate and care for others, specifically individuals with special needs. Caring for a family member living with disabilities can lead to several challenges, and one of the key aspects these women caregivers must consider is how to secure benefits that protect the financial future of their adult children with disabilities.
Here are some important points for women to consider when applying for Social Security benefits:
Understanding and Qualifying for the Benefits
Benefits require individuals to meet specific criteria. It’s important for women applying for these benefits to evaluate the criteria and consider whether their adult children with disabilities meet the requirements.
Application Process and Benefits
Understanding who to contact, the necessary documentation, and how to schedule an appointment are key aspects of ensuring adult children with disabilities receive the appropriate benefits.
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