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Many people with disabilities want to work but are worried about losing their essential Social Security disability benefits and healthcare coverage if they try to earn an income. The Ticket to Work program is designed to help address these concerns, allowing beneficiaries to explore work options and gain independence without immediately sacrificing their safety net.
Currently, many eligible individuals are unaware of how the program works or even that it exists. If this bill passes, it would ensure widespread, ongoing awareness about the Ticket to Work program, potentially empowering more disabled Americans to seek employment, improve their financial well-being, and reduce their long-term reliance on full disability benefits. If it doesn't pass, awareness of the program may remain limited, and fewer people might take advantage of the support available to them to enter the workforce.
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Many people with disabilities want to work but are worried about losing their essential Social Security disability benefits and healthcare coverage if they try to earn an income. The Ticket to Work program is designed to help address these concerns, allowing beneficiaries to explore work options and gain independence without immediately sacrificing their safety net.
Currently, many eligible individuals are unaware of how the program works or even that it exists. If this bill passes, it would ensure widespread, ongoing awareness about the Ticket to Work program, potentially empowering more disabled Americans to seek employment, improve their financial well-being, and reduce their long-term reliance on full disability benefits. If it doesn't pass, awareness of the program may remain limited, and fewer people might take advantage of the support available to them to enter the workforce.
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