The Ticket to Work Program aims to help individuals with disabilities find employment. Learn more about this program, how it works and how it can benefit you.

SSDI's Ticket to Work program helps beneficiaries explore jobs without losing benefits, offering support for a stable return to work.

The Ticket to Work program offers a pathway to employment for individuals with disabilities, aiming to foster financial independence without the immediate loss of benefits.

This Social Security Administration program is underused and underpromoted, yet hundreds of thousands of American workers could access its benefits.

Ticket To Work and Employment Networks Bring SSDI Beneficiaries Back To Work Social Security’s Ticket to Work (TTW) Program, authorized by Congress in 1999, makes working after recovery possible.

The little-known Social Security Administration program helps people on disability, like Rosen, return to work without losing their full Social Security benefits while working over a 9-month period.

If you have been out of work for an extended time due to a disability, at some point in your recovery, you may consider returning to work and how best to approach it. Social Security’s Ticket to ...

The University of Alabama at Birmingham is an approved Employment Network provider for the Social Security Administration's (SSA) Ticket to Work Program. Ticket to Work is a free and voluntary program ...

The apparent lack of education about the Ticket to Work program is a frustrating oversight.

Social Security's "Ticket to Work" program helped Michael Ellis get back to work after being on disability because of health issues.

Ticket to Work is a free program that provides employment services and support for disability benefits recipients and their family members or caretakers.

However, estimates show only about 5% of Social Security beneficiaries use the SSA’s Ticket to Work Program to do so.