The How To page explains what DB101's all about. Watch the Welcome video and read Learn About Your Situation to find articles that can help answer your questions.

Your Situation articles explain how to plan your benefits so that you can work and live with your disability and give examples of how others have succeeded. Major topics are Going to Work, Young People, and being New to Benefits.

Programs articles have specific information about Cash Benefits, Health Care Coverage, and Work Programs. They generally include:

• A short summary of the program's Basics
• A few pages about the program's Details
• An Example of a person who gets benefits from the program
• A list of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
• A list of Pitfalls to avoid
• A list of Next Steps for learning more or enrolling

Benefits Planning Estimators help you plan your benefits for your life and needs:

• The Benefits and Work Estimator helps you predict how a job will affect your total income and health coverage.
• The School and Work Estimator helps young people see how working can affect cash benefits and health coverage - and how staying in school may help.
• The AHCCCS Freedom to Work Estimator helps you see if you qualify for AHCCCS Freedom to Work (AHCCCS health coverage for people with disabilities who work) and what your monthly premium would be.

The Glossary has definitions for hundreds of words and phrases used on DB101. Throughout the website, you will see words with links that you can click to see what they mean. You can also go directly to the Glossary page for the full list of definitions.

The News section shares state and national news related to benefits and employment for people with disabilities.