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General Announcements

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If you are interested in applying for a Work Incentives Planning and Assistance (WIPA) Grant and have questions about the request for application, or the application process, we have created a Frequently Asked Question document that may have the information you need at the following link https://www.ssa.gov/work/WIPA.html.

If you have other questions in regard to applying to become a WIPA, please contact SSA_TA@grantreview.org.

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Learn About Ticket to Work

The Ticket to Work (Ticket) Program offers Social Security beneficiaries with disabilities the choices, opportunities and supports needed to find and keep employment, increase their earnings through work, and reduce their reliance on cash benefits to the greatest extent possible.

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Stay Informed

Visit the Training and Events page! Here, you will find a calendar of upcoming events, information about past events, and training materials to help you manage your Ticket Program operations.

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Becoming an Employment Network

Is your organization interested in becoming an Employment Network (EN)? Check out the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) about becoming an EN to learn whether the Ticket Program is right for you.

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Ticket to Work for Workforce Agencies

The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) actively encourages public workforce system entities to become Employment Networks (ENs). Workforce entities qualify automatically to become ENs and are encouraged to learn more about the benefits and many ways to participate in the Ticket Program.

Partnerships for Success

Find out how State Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) agencies and Employment Networks (ENs) across the country are collaborating to increase the likelihood of long-term employment and career success for Ticketholders.