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Someone tells me they receive SSI or Social Security Disability benefits, what do I do? Ask, “Do you want fries with that?” Contact your Disability Navigator and have the job seeker meet with the Navigator. Give them a job. Review with the Ticket holder the kinds of services your Employment Network offers, and what their employment goals are.

The Ticket to Work doesn’t come with edible sides, but it does come with certain benefits, like protection from continuing disability reviews as long as the Ticket-holder is making timely progress. For more information on what you get with Ticket, please try again! The Ticket to Work doesn’t come with edible sides, but it does come with certain benefits, like protection from continuing disability reviews as long as the Ticket-holder is making timely progress. For more information on what you get with Ticket, please try again! That’s funny…

You can do better… This is certainly one possible answer. The Navigator has a flyer listing these services. Ask for the flyer. For a more complete answer, please try again!

Getting a job is probably just what the Ticket-holder wants, but helping them find a job is more in line with what an Employment Network can do to assist a Ticket-holder. Not quite, we know you can do better. Do try again.

Good Job! You Got It! The Navigator facilitates the implementation of Ticket to Work for the workforce center. So you need to hook up the Ticket-holder with the Navigator. The best way is to do this immediately find the Navigator or have the Ticket-holder attend an Ticket to Work information meeting, which is held every (date/time) at the workforce center. 30-Second DPN Trainings are a National Disability Program Navigator collaborative effort. Please contact your local DPN to add a friend or colleague to this list. Thank you From Mary Lynn ReVoir, Disability Navigator (866) Ext. 107 for deaf/hard of hearing use Relay 711