Which of the following is a component of SSDI?

The correct answer identifies Social Security Disability Insurance as a key component of the Social Security Administration's programs. SSDI is specifically designed to provide financial support to individuals who have a disability and have a sufficient work history, having paid Social Security taxes. This insurance acts as a safety net, ensuring that disabled workers can maintain a basic standard of living despite their inability to work due to their medical conditions. Understanding SSDI's role is crucial for employment support professionals, as it informs how they can assist clients with navigating their financial options while seeking employment.

The other options do not accurately represent SSDI’s components or functions. For instance, Social Services for the Intellectually Disabled and State-driven Disability Initiatives may offer support but are not part of the SSDI structure. Similarly, Supplemental Security for Individuals is not a recognized program but rather a misrepresentation of the actual Supplemental Security Income (SSI) program that assists individuals with limited income and resources, who may or may not have a work history.