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Social Security Disability Advocates – Current Issues
More than 11 million individuals with disabilities receive insurance from the United States’ Social Security program. This valuable government-sponsored program provides an important source of income when workers retire, for the families of workers when they die, or when they suffer a serious disability. Indeed, social security disability income often serves as the only lifeline for people with disabilities, who may well lack the ability to secure other income depending on the severity of their disability. So, in sum, social security is integral in enabling members of our society who suffer from disabilities to meet provide food, shelter and other basic human requirements. Read more.
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