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Social Security News and Notes
Good news for Americans who receive disability benefits from Social Security and want to work. A free, voluntary program may be their ticket to employment. Social Security’s Ticket to Work program supports career development for people ages eighteen through sixty-four who receive Social Security disability benefits—S-S-D-I or S-S-I—and want to work. Through this free, voluntary program, eligible participants work with service providers to get the support and services needed to find and keep a job as they move toward financial independence through work. The program regularly shares information for people with disabilities. Visit choose-work--dot--s-s-a--dot--gov--slash--contact to learn how to subscribe to e-mails to stay up to date on the program and discover resources that help you on the path to work. You can also follow on Facebook at choose-work and on Twitter at choose-work-S-S-A. Or call 1--8-6-6--9-6-8--7-8-4-2 or 1--8-6-6--8-3-3--2-9-6-7 for T-T-Y, to get started on your path to financial independence.
