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Ticket to Work Program for Disabilities

The Ticket to Work program assists individuals ages 18-64 receiving SSDI or SSI benefits with finding and maintaining employment through vocational rehabilitation services and employment networks located in over 50 WorkForce Centers across Minnesota. Eligible individuals receive a unique employment plan and job training services to end their dependence on disability programs. The goal is to help individuals with disabilities transition to independence through sustainable employment.

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Ticket to Work Program for Disabilities

The Ticket to Work program assists individuals ages 18-64 receiving SSDI or SSI benefits with finding and maintaining employment through vocational rehabilitation services and employment networks located in over 50 WorkForce Centers across Minnesota. Eligible individuals receive a unique employment plan and job training services to end their dependence on disability programs. The goal is to help individuals with disabilities transition to independence through sustainable employment.

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Social Services Adults Developmental Disability

Ticket to Work Program


What?
The Ticket to Work program assists individuals with Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) or Supplemental Security Income (SSI) with finding and keeping a job. The goal is to end these individuals dependence on SSDI and SSI programs. The Ticket to Work program is entirely voluntary. Those eligible for the program receive training and employment through Vocational Rehabilitation Services or other employment networks. These services are available all across Minnesota in over 50 WorkForce Centers.

Who?
Individuals age 18-64 with disabilities receiving SSDI or SSI benefits. To find out if you are eligible, call 866-968-7842.

How?
If an individual is approved for the Ticket to Work Program, he or she will receive job training through Vocational Rehabilitation services located in one of the WorkForce Centers. A rehabilitation counselor will work with the individual to develop an employment plan that is unique to his or her needs.

Before determining what to do with Saras ticket, our transition team reviewed all of the options that our local supported employment agencies had. We selected the one that fit her needs and job goals the best. -Rob, parent

Where?
Visit the Positively Minnesota website. Visit the Ticket to Work website.

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