The American Dream Employment Network (ADEN)
ADEN is a solution-oriented administrative Employment Network (EN) model.
We provide technical assistance and training to employment service providers, such as American Job Centers, Employers, Community Rehabilitation Providers and other interested Community Partners, from across the country, providing high quality employment services to Social Security disability beneficiaries through Social Security Administration’s (SSA) Ticket to Work program.
ADEN is a division of National Disability Institute.
ADEN is a solution-oriented administrative Employment Network (EN) model.
We provide technical assistance and training to employment service providers, such as American Job Centers, Employers, Community Rehabilitation Providers and other interested Community Partners, from across the country, providing high quality employment services to Social Security disability beneficiaries through Social Security Administration’s (SSA) Ticket to Work program.
ADEN is a division of National Disability Institute.
What is Ticket to Work?
What is National Disability Institute?
Who ADEN Serves
At ADEN, we are committed to advancing the employment goals of Americans with Disabilities.
We do this through serving three populations:
What is Ticket to Work?
It is not always easy entering or re-entering the workforce, especially if you are also experiencing a significant disability. Fortunately, you can receive free support and assistance from the Social Security Administration’s (SSA) Ticket to Work program.
Ticket to Work connects you with free employment services to help you decide if working is right for you, prepare for work, find a job or maintain success while you are working. Your “ticket” is considered an agreement between you and the SSA approved service provider(s) assisting you in your career/employment goals. These service providers are called Employment Networks (EN), and each is equipped to address the unique needs of jobseekers with disabilities. So, if you are age 18 through 64, and receive Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and/or Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits because of your disability, you are eligible to participate in the Ticket to Work program absolutely free. We at ADEN, strongly encourage you to meet with ENs to learn more about what they can offer you. Be sure to add ADEN to your list of contacts, and then compare and select the EN you feel best aligns with your needs. We have no doubt you’ll find ADEN more than fits the bill.
Learn more about Ticket to Work:
Information for Deaf/Hard-of-Hearing:
What is National Disability Institute?
ADEN is a division of National Disability Institute.
National Disability Institute (NDI) is a national nonprofit organization dedicated to building a better financial future for people with disabilities. The first national organization committed exclusively to championing economic empowerment, financial education, asset development and financial stability for all persons with disabilities, NDI affects change through public education, policy development, training, technical assistance and innovative initiatives.
ADEN Staff
Contact
The American Dream Employment Network (ADEN) is an approved service provider of the Social Security Administration Ticket to Work program. Are you ready to work? Reach out and see if ADEN can help you.
The American Dream Employment Network (ADEN)
1701 K Street NW – Suite 1000
Washington, DC 20006
(844) 687-2336
(Deaf/Hard of Hearing? Use 711)
