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Work Incentives
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The products in this department inform helping people with disabilities protect essential government benefits as they make more money at work.

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Managed by: Cary Griffin of Griffin-Hammis Associates, LLC
Co-managed by Beth Keeton

Product Categories
Books, Publications & Reports (printed and/or online) (7 Products)
Electronic Media (5 Products)
Organizations, Programs, and Projects (4 Products)


Books, Publications & Reports (printed and/or online)
Barriers to Employment Success DVD
This DVD explains several things that make it hard to find and keep a job, and what will help. There is also a survey available to help people see what is getting in their way of having a good job.
Diversifying Your Workforce
This guide tells employers what they should know about hiring and retaining employees who have disabilities.
Impact: Feature Issue on Young Adults with Disabilities & Social Security Administration Employment Support Programs
This issue of the Impact newsletter is about government programs to help young people with disabilities transition into adult life.
Making Self Employment Work for People with Disabilities
A complete guide for individuals, families, and professionals regarding the development, design, and financing of a small business.
Red Book on Employment Support
A web-accessible federal publication that provides A - Z information on employment supports for people who receive SSI or Social Security benefits.
Which Medicaid Buy-In Participants Use SSA Work Supports?
A brief report about programs that allow working people disabilities to still receive Medicaid funding.
Working While Disabled—How We Can Help
This booklet talks about working while getting money from the Social Security Administration.
Electronic Media (Videos, CDs, T.V., Radio, Websites, etc.)
Barriers to Employment Success DVD
This DVD explains several things that make it hard to find and keep a job, and what will help. There is also a survey available to help people see what is getting in their way of having a good job.
Impact: Feature Issue on Young Adults with Disabilities & Social Security Administration Employment Support Programs
This issue of the Impact newsletter is about government programs to help young people with disabilities transition into adult life.
Institute for Community Inclusion website
A website of the Institute for Community Inclusion at Children's Hospital,
Harvard
Social Security Considerations for Small Business Owners with Disabilities
A booklet about how people who receive SSI and/or SSDI from Social Security can start a small business and protect their benefits.
WorkWORLD
WorkWORLD is free decision support software for personal computers that is designed to be used by people with disabilities, advocates, benefit counselors, and others.
Organizations, Programs, and Projects
Disability Program Navigator Initiative
This fact sheet explains a program that makes it easier for people with disabilities to find jobs.
Minnesota Work Incentives Connection
This program provides information to people with disabilities about how working will affect their benefits so they can make an informed decision in this area of life.
Plan to Achieve Self Support (PASS)
This program helps people protect their Medicaid benefits as they prepare to get a job and earn money.
Virginia Commonwealth University Incentive Planning and Assistance National Training Center
The US government has many programs to help people with disabilities work and earn a paycheck without losing important benefits. This Center helps states to make this happen.


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