Public Benefits and Employment Training
Work Without Limits Public Benefits trainings address several topics related to some of the biggest employment challenges that people with disabilities face including how work income affects public benefits such as Supplemental Security Income (SSI), Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI), Medicare, and Medicaid.
We offer trainings for:
- Job developers and employment specialists
- Individuals with disabilities who receive SSI and/or SSDI and family members
Unless otherwise noted, all courses are:
- Available for in-person or virtual delivery via Zoom with live transcription enabled
- Highly interactive (regardless of delivery format)
- Concluded with relevant resources to supplement the training and an online training evaluation
- Followed up with an evaluation summary infographic to the coordinator
Training Offerings
- The Nuts and Bolts of SSI and SSDI, Public Health Insurance and Other Public Benefits (In-person: 11 hours, Virtual: 10.5 hours)
- Disability Benefits and Transition Age Youth (2 hours)
- Overview of Social Security Work Incentives for Families and Persons Served (2 hours)
- The Basics of Social Security Work Incentives for Providers (2 hours)
- The Plan to Achieve Self Support (PASS) Intensive (7 hours)
- Understanding Corporate Disability Inclusion Practices: A Service Provider Training (6 hours/in-person or 4 hours/virtual)
What Attendees Are Saying...
“I liked that there was a deep dive into the details and working relationships with all “systems”. I love that it was interactive, questions were encouraged and addressed in the moment rather than held until the end and Brian was invested in making sure attendees understood what was being said.”
“It was so clear and easy to understand. I’ve attended several transition webinars presented by others but always left with my head spinning. And that tool to figure out benefits… amazing.”
“The trainer was absolutely incredibly relatable, kind, professional and intelligent!”
“I have taken several SSI &SSDI trainings and I finally feel like I get it. The presenter was very clear with her delivery of information and kept the flow of the information consistent. The slides were concise and easier to understand than previous trainings I have attended.”
FY24 Evaluation Results
