The main purpose of this legislation is to amend the Social Security Act to raise the age limit for young adults to qualify for child’s insurance benefits based on disability. The goal is to provide additional support to young adults who are disabled, allowing them to receive benefits for a longer period. The key provision of this legislation is the increase of the age threshold from 22 to 26 years old. This means that young adults with disabilities can continue to receive child’s insurance benefits until they reach the age of 26, rather than being cut off at 22.