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As a DPN, how can you help expand economic opportunities to job seekers with disabilities? You and the One-Stop Career Center(s) can help them build assets. You can share half of your paycheck. You can access the DPN Promising Practice on Promoting economic self-sufficiency for job seekers with disabilities. By using a ball of rubber bands.

Yes, but there’s a better answer! The public workforce system is an excellent vehicle to promote economic self-sufficiency through financial education and asset-building resources. Keep trying to learn how!!!!!

Although, that would be nice. We all need our paychecks. There has to be a more effective strategy than this! Not Likely…So Try Again

Not Even Close…. Please try again!

CORRECT!!! Navigators throughout the country have helped to introduce and implement successful strategies in the public workforce system to promote the employment and economic self-sufficiency of persons with disabilities. This DPN InfoBrief, Promoting economic self-sufficiency for job seekers with disabilitiesPromoting economic self-sufficiency for job seekers with disabilities, part of the DPN Promising Practices series, highlights how DPNs and the workforce system are improving access to financial education, home ownership and entrepreneurial programs, and increased use of the Earned Income Tax Credit to expand economic opportunities of job seekers with disabilities. Read the Brief to learn more about these strategies, resources and examples of how the One-Stop Career Center system can help support job seekers with low-incomes during tax season. Then check out the two-part webinar series on Asset Development for people withtwo-part webinar series on Asset Development disabilities, which was designed to increase the Navigator’s awareness of the many available Asset Development strategies and resources that exist to promote and support increased self-sufficiency and financial stability among individuals with low- incomes, including individuals with disabilities. Click here to find more DPN Promising Practices Click here to find more DPN Promising Practices