Need help with the application process for SSDI and SSI programs? Click here to visit the Department of Human Resources website for more information on the Disability Entitlement Advocacy Program (DEAP).
Centers for Independent Living receive federal funds to provide services to help empower persons with disabilities to lead self-directed, independent and productive lives in the community. Click here to search for Maryland Centers for Independent Living
The Service Access & Information Link (SAIL) is a web-based screening application tool that will allow Marylanders to apply, renew, or learn about other social services offered by the State of Maryland. Click here to visit the MD Service Access & Information Link (SAIL).
Are you a military service member who become disabled while on active military service on or after October 1, 2001? If so you can can receive expedited processing of disability claims from Social Security. Click here to find out more on the Social Security Disability Benefits for Wounded Warriors web page.
Find a quick reference source about employment-related provisions for SSDI and SSI programs. Click here to view the Social Security Administration Red Book (HTML).
Pregnant? Have questions about disability benefits and prenatal care? Contact the toll-free Maternal and Child Health Hotline at 1-800-456-8900 or click here to visit the website of the Centers for Maternal and Child Health.
Get a free and confidential referral to health and human services in Maryland by contacting First Call for Help at 410-685-0525 in the greater Baltimore area or (800) 492-0618 outside Baltimore.
DisabilityInfo.gov is the federal government's one-stop Web site for people with disabilities, their families, employers, veterans and service members, workforce professionals and many others. Click here to visit the Disability Benefits page of DisabilityInfo.gov.
US Health and Human Services Office on Disability oversees the implementation and coordination of disability programs, policies and special initiatives pertaining to the over 54 million persons with disabilities in the United States. Click here to find disability-related information in your community and throughout the United States by visiting the US Health and Human Services Office on Disability.
