SSI-DCP is a social service program, which provides services to children who receive Supplemental Security Income (SSI) from the Social Security Administration (SSA).
Supplemental Security Income - Disabled Children’s Program (SSI-DCP)
This program assists children and youth from birth up to age 18 who receive Supplemental Security Income (SSI). Services provided through the SSI-DCP include supplemental oral formula, adaptive equipment that aids in accessibility or mobility and interaction/integration services aimed at strengthening the child physically or mentally.
Respite vouchers are also available through this program.
Frequently Asked Questions
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No, this is not a SoonerCare benefit. This funding comes from Title V of the Social Security Act, Maternal and Child Health Services Block Grant. The funding for this Block Grant is approved on a yearly basis by the Federal Government.
Any child, from birth up to age 18, who receives SSI from the Social Security Administration.
- Contact the Health Related & Medical Services (HR&MS) unit in the Adult and Family Services (AFS) division at 405-521-3679. Or, contact a local DHS County Office.
- A professional who works with the child must recommend the services and provide a written recommendation.
- Supplemental Oral Formula
- Adaptive Equipment
- Interaction/Integration Services
- Respite Vouchers
