- Young People and BenefitsLearn how to manage school, work, and benefits. Includes tips for parents.
- Young People and Benefits
- Start Planning NowLearn about new challenges and opportunities as you become an adult. > More
- Benefits for Young PeopleLearn about the most important benefit programs for young people, why they matter, and how you can get them. > More
- Benefits at 18You may be able to get more benefits when you are 18, and other benefits may change. Learn how your 18th birthday may affect your benefits. > More
- Youth and Disability: Eric's StoryLearn how Eric can be a student and work part-time without affecting his benefits. > More
- Finding a JobFigure out how to find work. > More
- Tips for Parents
- Tips for Parents: Start Planning NowHelp your child plan for the future. > More
- Tips for Parents: BenefitsLearn how your child’s benefits may change after they turn 18. > More
- Tips for Parents: EducationFind out more about your child’s options after high school. > More
- Tips for Parents: WorkingHelp your child prepare for work and success. > More
- School and Work CalculatorYoung people with disabilities can use the School and Work Calculator to find out how a job can affect their cash benefits and health coverage - and how staying in school can help. > More
Related Programs
- Supplemental Security Income (SSI)The federal Supplemental Security Income (SSI) program pays cash benefits to people who are disabled and have limited income and savings. > More
- Medi-CalMedi-Cal is a program that helps pay medical expenses for people who are disabled, young, elderly, pregnant, or who have low income. > More
- Pell GrantsPell Grants are financial aid that can help pay for tuition, fees or other educational expenses. They do not have to be repaid. > More
