C, Worker’s Compensation and Long-Term Disability Insurance. Teri, David and Brian are available throughout your entire employment process: as you prepare to go to work, as you transition into employment, while you are working, and if you stop working or change jobs.

EN stands for Employment Network. ENs are human service and vocational rehabilitation agencies that sign up with Social Security’s Ticket to Work program to assist recipients of SSI/SSDI to prepare for and obt

Ticket to Work is a program of the Social Security Administration (SSA) designed to make the transition to employment for recipients of Social Security cash benefits (SSI and /or SSDI) as smooth as possible.

Going to work while receiving benefits can be a complicated process. Social Security’s work rules can be difficult to figure out. As a matter of fact, many people have given up before applying for even a single job. The good news is that people voiced their frustration over this and Social Security listened and did something about it. They created the Ticket program. (The Ticket program is voluntary; you do not have to participate in it if you don’t want to.)

In this article, I will tell you a little bit about two important aspects of the Ticket program, WIPA and EN, a better understanding of which can help you to make the Ticket program work to your advantage.

WIPA stands for Work Incentives Planning and Assistance. SSA provides grants to over 100 organizations nationwide to deliver WIPA services to beneficiaries of SSI and SSDI. Resource Partnership is proud to be one of those WIPA grantees; we provide these services in Massachusetts. Since November of 2000, Resource Partnership’s WIPA program, which we call BenePLAN, has been assisting beneficiaries of SSI and SSDI to successfully navigate through the complex rules of SSA to get the information they need to decide whether pursuing employment or training is right for them. We have seen many people work their way through various benefits systems and move successfully into employment. It is complicated but, as BenePLAN can attest to, it can be done.

Our three very knowledgeable and experienced Benefits Specialists, Teri O’Shea, David Silva and Brian Forsythe, assist with SSI/SSDI work rules and incentives as well as other important benefits such as Medicare, Medicaid, MassHealth, CommonHealth, Subsidized Housing, TANF, EAEDC, Worker’s Compensation and Long-Term Disability Insurance. Teri, David and Brian are available throughout your entire employment process: as you prepare to go to work, as you transition into employment, while you are working, and if you stop working or change jobs.

EN stands for Employment Network. ENs are human service and vocational rehabilitation agencies that sign up with Social Security’s Ticket to Work program to assist recipients of SSI/SSDI to prepare for and obta

over this and Social Security listened and did something about it. They created the Ticket program. (The Ticket program is voluntary; you do not have to participate in it if you don’t want to.)

In this article, I will tell you a little bit about two important aspects of the Ticket program, WIPA and EN, a better understanding of which can help you to make the Ticket program work to your advantage.

WIPA stands for Work Incentives Planning and Assistance. SSA provides grants to over 100 organizations nationwide to deliver WIPA services to beneficiaries of SSI and SSDI. Resource Partnership is proud to be one of those WIPA grantees; we provide these services in Massachusetts. Since November of 2000, Resource Partnership’s WIPA program, which we call BenePLAN, has been assisting beneficiaries of SSI and SSDI to successfully navigate through the complex rules of SSA to get the information they need to decide whether pursuing employment or training is right for them. We have seen many people work their way through various benefits systems and move successfully into employment. It is complicated but, as BenePLAN can attest to, it can be done.

Our three very knowledgeable and experienced Benefits Specialists, Teri O’Shea, David Silva and Brian Forsythe, assist with SSI/SSDI work rules and incentives as well as other important benefits such as Medicare, Medicaid, MassHealth, CommonHealth, Subsidized Housing, TANF, EAEDC, Worker’s Compensation and Long-Term Disability Insurance. Teri, David and Brian are available throughout your entire employment process: as you prepare to go to work, as you transition into employment, while you are working, and if you stop working or change jobs.

EN stands for Employment Network. ENs are human service and vocational rehabilitation agencies that sign up with Social Security’s Ticket to Work program to assist recipients of SSI/SSDI to prepare for and obt

grants to over 100 organizations nationwide to deliver WIPA services to beneficiaries of SSI and SSDI. Resource Partnership is proud to be one of those WIPA grantees; we provide these services in Massachusetts. Since November of 2000, Resource Partnership’s WIPA program, which we call BenePLAN, has been assisting beneficiaries of SSI and SSDI to successfully navigate through the complex rules of SSA to get the information they need to decide whether pursuing employment or training is right for them. We have seen many people work their way through various benefits systems and move successfully into employment. It is complicated but, as BenePLAN can attest to, it can be done.

Our three very knowledgeable and experienced Benefits Specialists, Teri O’Shea, David Silva and Brian Forsythe, assist with SSI/SSDI work rules and incentives as well as other important benefits such as Medicare, Medicaid, MassHealth, CommonHealth, Subsidized Housing, TANF, EAEDC, Worker’s Compensation and Long-Term Disability Insurance. Teri, David and Brian are available throughout your entire employment process: as you prepare to go to work, as you transition into employment, while you are working, and if you stop working or change jobs.

EN stands for Employment Network. ENs are human service and vocational rehabilitation agencies that sign up with Social Security’s Ticket to Work program to assist recipients of SSI/SSDI to prepare for and obt

g is right for them. We have seen many people work their way through various benefits systems and move successfully into employment. It is complicated but, as BenePLAN can attest to, it can be done.

Our three very knowledgeable and experienced Benefits Specialists, Teri O’Shea, David Silva and Brian Forsythe, assist with SSI/SSDI work rules and incentives as well as other important benefits such as Medicare, Medicaid, MassHealth, CommonHealth, Subsidized Housing, TANF, EAEDC, Worker’s Compensation and Long-Term Disability Insurance. Teri, David and Brian are available throughout your entire employment process: as you prepare to go to work, as you transition into employment, while you are working, and if you stop working or change jobs.

EN stands for Employment Network. ENs are human service and vocational rehabilitation agencies that sign up with Social Security’s Ticket to Work program to assist recipients of SSI/SSDI to prepare for and obt

C, Worker’s Compensation and Long-Term Disability Insurance. Teri, David and Brian are available throughout your entire employment process: as you prepare to go to work, as you transition into employment, while you are working, and if you stop working or change jobs.

EN stands for Employment Network. ENs are human service and vocational rehabilitation agencies that sign up with Social Security’s Ticket to Work program to assist recipients of SSI/SSDI to prepare for and obtain employment. If you receive SSI and/or SSDI, chances are you qualify for EN services under the Ticket to Work program. Other ways of saying this are you are ‘eligible for a Ticket’ or you are a ‘Ticket holder’. To find out if you’re eligible, call Maximus (the name of the organization that manages Social Security’s Ticket program) toll-free at 1-866-968-7842. A representative will tell you whether or not you are eligible for a Ticket.