• Who We Help
  • Adults who have barriers to employment who live with a mental health condition, acquired brain injury, developmental/intellectual disability, substance use disorder, autism spectrum disorder.
  • Employers seeking qualified candidates to fill job vacancies.

• What We Do
• • Supported Employment helps individuals overcome barriers to employment by providing ongoing employment supports to both individuals served and employers. Employment Specialists help job seekers find employment that matches individual strengths, talents and interests, and provide individuals with ongoing support to be successful on the job. Employment Specialists also offer strategies to overcome barriers to employment and assist with employer communication.

• Who We Help
  • Individuals interested in learning more about the impact of work when receiving Supplemental Security Income, Social Security Disability Income or other disability-related benefits.

• What We Do
  • Benefits Planning offers individualized benefits analysis, ongoing benefits management, work incentive assistance, and problem-solving and advocacy. A benefits counselor helps beneficiaries understand how wages from work affect eligibility for disability-related cash and medical benefits and use State and Federal incentive programs to keep benefits, even while working.

If you or someone you know are worried about your social security disability benefits,
contact Megan Boss at (402) 942-4572 to discuss service options.

• What is Ticket to Work?
  • Ticket to Work was established by the Social Security Administration (SSA) in order to give people with disabilities an opportunity to go back to work or increase income. Goodwill Employment and Career Services can help you:
    • Achieve your employment goals through career planning, job searching, resume development and career advancement supports.
    • Obtain and maintain employment that matches your unique strengths, talents, and interests.
    • Understand how your earnings from work will affect your cash and medical benefits.
    • Use work incentives programs to help you earn more.
    • Receive ticket protection from continuing disability reviews.
    • Receive ongoing benefits management and problem solving support.

• Who qualifies for Ticket to Work?
  • Goodwill’s Ticket to Work Program serves individuals with disability benefits who desire to get back to work or want to become more independent from Social Security benefits. To qualify, individuals must:
    • Be between the ages of 18 and 64
    • Currently receive SSI or SSDI

If you or someone you know are interested in learning how the ticket to work program can work for you,
contact Megan Boss at (402) 942-4572 to discuss service options.

• Who We Help
  • • Reporting Centers provide services and programming to individuals on probation, parole, and involved in problem solving courts.

• What We Do
  • • Goodwill Reporting Center Training Specialists facilitate employment, money management, parenting, and behavior change curriculum to enhance skills and connect people to resources that promote community safety and increased self-sufficiency.
    • Classes available in Spanish in Lexington & Grand Island.