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The major goal of the Social Security Act was to provide support and assistance to people who needed it the most, such as the unemployed, the elderly, the children and the people who had any kind of disability.

Some of the projects and initiatives that were developed since the Social Security Act include the disability insurance, child welfare benefits, old age pension and the unemployment system.

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