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Foster care: supporting youth as they transition into adulthood

For young people transitioning out of foster care, the move into adulthood can come with both opportunities and challenges. Access to reliable information, financial resources, and trusted support systems can make an important difference during this transition.

At Social Security, we’re committed to helping young people understand the benefits and services available to them.

Helping youth build a strong foundation

Youth in foster care may qualify for Social Security benefits based on their own circumstances or a parent’s work record. Understanding these benefits, and knowing how to access them, can help young adults plan for their future.

Some youth may qualify for:

• Supplemental Security Income (SSI) if they have a qualifying disability and limited income or resources.

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