During Mental Health Awareness Month, we encourage you to find resources that help you focus on your physical and mental health. Learn about the #4Mind4Body Challenge and join the event to make small changes every day.
Find tips for building and maintaining a social media presence that shows your best side for potential employers. Plus find tips on using social media to help you during your job search.
In celebration of Mother's Day, today's blog post highlights Ticket to Work success stories about moms with disabilities. Plus, find tips that may help moms who are pursuing employment goals.
As young adults make progress toward personal independence, they may have questions or look for instruction to help them transition to adulthood. Our resources may help you find programs and organizations to develop skills necessary on the path to independence.
College can be challenging. And if you're a student with a disability, it can be especially important to learn where and how you can get support. Follow this advice from Understood.org to help you find answers to your questions and succeed in school.
Check out what's new for ABLE programs in 2018, including changes to annual contribution limits and tax credits that ABLE account owners may be eligible for! ABLE Accounts allow certain people with disabilities to save more money for disability-related expenses.
The Department of Labor's Campaign for Disability joins us in this guest blog post. They discuss their mission and resources that you can find on their new website. Learn about the successes of people with disabilities in the workplace as you discover supports to help you on your job search.
Check out more questions that interviewers like to ask, and find advice on how to answer them. Having an idea of what types of questions you may be asked and preparing responses may help you feel more confident during your next job interview.
If you're a young adult who's ready to graduate from high school, you may be thinking about going to college. If you're not sure where you'd like to apply, a college fair may help you set goals and make decisions.
The Trial Work Period is one Work Incentive that helps people who use Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) test their ability for 9 months while continuing to receive benefits. Learn more about this employment Social Security support to help you on the path to financial independence.
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