There are several types of benefits available in a Social Security Disability claim, including: Disabled Insured Worker’s Claim (DIWC) – Eligibility is based on work credits. Disabled Insured Widow’s/Widower’s Claim (DIWW) – A widow or widower may claim DIWW benefits based on marital status and age or disability within a specific time frame of their spouse’s death. SSDI – Disabled Adult Child (DAC) – An adult child who is unmarried and disabled before age 22 can claim social security benefits from their parents’ contribution record. Supplemental Security Disability Claim (SSDC) – An SSDC claim meets both insurance requirements and SSI means-testing Supplemental Security Income (SSI) – Benefits for adults with disabilities and limited income or resources. Recipients may also qualify for Medicaid. Children’s SSI – Cash payments for children with a physical or mental disability whose parents or caregivers have limited resources Work history is not required for all programs. Our law firm can help you determine what programs you qualify for and how to make a social security disability claim.