Kiri is a single parent (age 50) who has two children under the age of 18 and her elderly mother (age 80) living with her. Kiri's mother, while physically and mentally healthy, has no annual income of her own and is entirely dependent on Kiri. One of the children, who has no income, is physically disabled. Kiri would like to maximize the personal credits on her tax return. Which of the following lists all the non-refundable personal tax credits (other than the basic personal amount) that Kiri is able to claim, including any credits that could be transferred to her?

a) Eligible dependant credit, family caregiver amount, disability tax credit, disability supplement

b) Eligible dependant credit, family caregiver amount, age 65 and older credit

c) Eligible dependant credit and family caregiver amount

d) Eligible dependant credit, family caregiver amount, disability tax credit, disability supplement, age 65 and older credit