The infographic titled "Understanding Social Security Disability Benefits: Key Programs and Support" provides an overview of essential assistance programs designed for individuals with disabilities. The Disability Insurance Benefits (DIB) program supports individuals who have a strong work history but are unable to continue working due to a qualifying medical condition.

However, the Social Security Administration (SSA) applies strict disability criteria, which differ from general medical definitions. Disabled Wid ow and Widower’s Benefits (DWB) offer financial aid to spouses aged 50-59 who develop disabilities after their partner’s death, provided they meet SSA eligibility requirements. Similarly, Disabled Adult Child Benefits (DAC) assist adult children with disabilities following a parent's passing, often offering higher payments through Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) rather than Supplemental Security Income (SSI). 

Lastly, SSI provides assistance to disabled individuals and those over 65 with limited income and resources. Since eligibility varies, consulting a professional can help individuals navigate their options and secure the appropriate benefits.