Resources

Caring for a senior dog involves understanding that their activity and health needs change. However, many dogs can live long, happy, healthy lives when their owners are on the lookout for potential issues like obesity and cancer. ...

Social Security strives to deliver great customer service and helpful information to everyone, including people who are more comfortable reading and speaking Spanish. Social Security's Spanish-language website, segurosocial.gov, provides information about helpful programs and services. ...

People with disabilities play an important role in a diverse and inclusive workforce. Social Security’s Ticket to Work (Ticket) Program supports career development for people with disabilities who want to work. Adults ages 18 through 64 who receive Social Security disability benefits or Supplemental Security Income (SSI) qualify for this free and voluntary program, in which service providers offer free employment support services. ...

Movies are just one of the many free offerings at our public libraries. You can download current issues of magazines, read newspapers for free, get book suggestions and attend lectures by popular authors. Check out your local library's website to learn more. ...

For 88 years, Social Security has provided income protection to millions of retirees, people with disabilities, dependents, and families that lose a wage earner. To better serve you, we have prioritized our online customer experience. Social Security Administration's website, SSA.gov, makes it easier for you to find what you need. ...

No one should have to go hungry because they are feeding their food to their pets. Not only does it deprive humans of the food they need, but the pets aren’t getting proper nutrition either. Thankfully, we have some solutions to share with you. ...

The Social Security Administration is making it easier for you to access programs and benefits. On its website, you can apply for benefits online. Here are five ways you can apply for benefits using ssa.gov. ...

If you’re age 70 or older, you should apply now for the benefits you’re owed. Your Social Security benefits will not increase if you continue to delay applying for them because you are 70 or older. You can receive benefits even if you still work. ...