Can you break down the specific categories of Social Security that benefits children and adults that are eligible to receive them?

Absolutely.

At a minimum, everyone is eligible for SSI because they have a diagnosed developmental disability prior to the age of 22.

So SSI benefits can also vary depending on the person's living arrangement.

So like at Brightway, we have ICFs.

An individual living in an ICF only receives $35 in SSI.

But an individual living in an IRA, also known as a Level 2 Congregated Care Home, they can receive up to $1,429 a month in SSI benefits.

If an adult child finds meaningful employment, how do those earnings affect their monthly benefits? Okay.