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Social Security - Caring for our children
Children are among the the most vulnerable assets in our society, and Social Security is there for them. Social Security pays benefits to minor children of those collecting benefits, as well as disabled children, who together make up the over 4 million children receiving benefits. In this article appearing in the Morehead (KY) News, Social Security’s Bernard O’Nan explains how Social Security provides benefits to disabled children nationwide, and encourages readers to share the information with others who may not be familiar. Click here to read more.
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