Your Ticket to Success

Job Finders supports Americans with disabilities who want to work.
 

Ticket to Work Program

Social Security's Ticket to Work program supports career development for people with disabilities who want to work. Social Security disability beneficiaries 18 through 64 qualify. The Ticket program is free and voluntary and exists specifically to help people with disabilities progress toward financial self-sufficiency. The Ticket program is a good fit for people who would like to improve their earning potential and who are committed to preparing for long-term success in the workforce. Ticket to Work offers beneficiaries with disabilities improved access to meaningful employment with the help of specialized providers like Job Finders. If you are ready to go to work, Job Finders is ready to help you!

Services

Our services are nationwide. We offer the following FREE services and support to help you with your launch to financial independence:

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How It Works

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Ticket to Work Program?

Ticket to Work is an employment support program for Social Security disability beneficiaries who want to go to work and become self-supporting. The Social Security Administration will pay organizations called Employment Networks (ENs) if they provide services to beneficiaries – but only if the beneficiaries actually end up earning at least $840 per month.

What is an Employment Network (EN)?

An Employment Network (EN) is an entity that enters into an agreement with the Social Security Administration (Social Security) to either provide or coordinate the delivery of services to Social Security disability beneficiaries.

What can Job Finders offer me?

  • Job Placement
  • Job Readiness Training
  • Job Search Support
  • Free Interview Clothing

Why is there an 18 month look back at my job history?

In order to be eligible for Phase 1 milestones, beneficiaries will have their prior 18 months earnings reviewed to see if there were any months in that time frame that their earnings exceeded $840.

Anything else that Job Finders can do for me?

Job Finders can refer you to a variety of organizations that can give you information on how work will impact your health care and cash benefits, your legal rights with employers, accommodations, tips on job interviews, resumes, and advice on problems that comes up during your work experience.

How do I register with Job Finders?

Call us toll free at 1-800-580-2125 or email