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What: Learn about the Ticket to Work ProgramIf you are on Social Security Disability benefits and would like to return to work you might be eligible for the ticket to work program. This program allows people with Social Security Disability access to approved prior vocational rehabilitation services that are paid by the Social Security Administration to help you get vocational rehabilitation and training to help you do other kinds of work that’s different from what you’ve done in the past.
If you are on Social Security Disability benefits and are thinking about a return to work. Contact Social Security Disability attorney, Sharon Barrett, based in the St. Petersburg Florida area, to get all of your questions answered about whether the ticket to work program is right for you.
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