Are you a person with a disability, and live in PA?
Do you receive SSI, SSDI, or health care benefits?
Do you want to get a job but are afraid of losing these benefits?
Do you want solid, easy-to-understand information so you can make a good decision about starting work?
Works for me is a FREE resource that can direct you to agencies and programs that help people with disabilities in Pennsylvania who want to work, and improve their financial security. We will review your specific situation and guide you to resources that will help you find a job, obtain training, keep health insurance, get assistive technology, or find other support you may need. There are many great reasons to work and, with the resources we have available, it is possible! And, contrary to what some people believe, you can work without losing your financial security or health care benefits. In fact, you may even be able to increase your income! If you are unsure about working, there are ways to stay qualified for Social Security benefits while trying a job. Works for me is here to help answer your questions about working!
Works for me can:
- Help you find out if work is for you
- Provide resources for finding employment
- Guide you to maximize your income and health care benefits
- Provide information on going from school to work
- Give you answers to Frequently Asked Questions
- Share real-life testimonials from people with disabilities who were successful in finding employment
- Keep you up-to-date on related News
- Offer valuable information to employers
Meet Phil, Matt, Dan, and Oni
Check out the Works for me Commercials featuring real people with disabilities in Pennsylvania who are successfully working or on their way to getting a job (closed caption commericals are available).
Works for me Video
View a video about why people wth disabilities are working and learn what Works for me is all about.
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This website was developed with support from a Medicaid Infrastructure Grant funded by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) through a grant to the Pennsylvania Department of Public Welfare (CFDA # 93.768).
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