We are here to help job seekers of every capacity get into the workforce for the first time or to get back into the workforce. We will create a specific plan tailored just for you. If you’re goal is self employment, we can help fund or find capital to get your business off the ground, help put together a business plan, and consult with you every step of the way. If you’re receiving state and/or federal benefits and you would like to gain more financial independence, we can help you gradually come off benefits while you go to work. If you’re goal is to utilize work as a supplement to your benefits, we can help you manage those benefits that you need while you work. If you’re looking for an internship or short term employment, we have partners throughout the state where we can have a job placement prepared immediately.
Are you a Social Security Recipient?
If you receive assistance from Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, Housing, SNAP/Food Stamps, or TANF benefits we can help you manage your benefits while going back to work. We have a certified Benefits Practitioner on staff that will work one on one with clients to make sure they are receiving the benefits they need while getting back into the workforce.
We can assist with learning how to appropriately report wages, how to manage your benefits while working, advocacy with employers, and general consultation as needed.
Managing your Benefits While Working
It is a myth that it is impossible to manage state of federal benefits while working. Everyone is in different circumstances and we personalize our services so that you have your specific needs met and so that you reach your personal goals.
We can help you manage the benefits you deserve, while also maximizing your earnings potential to become more financially independent.
Title IX Supplemental Security Income (SSI)
Title IX Social Security benefits, better known as SSI, is a needs based income for those with limited income that are aged, elderly, or have a disability. The common myth is that working will remove your SSI completely. That is untrue! Depending on the amount of hours you work and your wage SSI will be affected differently. For more in depth information on SSI and working click the button below to watch a short 5 minute video on how SSI will be affected by working. For a free consultation on your specific SSI case, reach out to our Benefits Planner and Director Hayden Johnson at (435)690-0205, or by email at haydenj@alliessupportedemployment.com
Title II: Social Security Disability Insurance, Disability Insurance Benefits, and Disabled Widow(er) Benefits
Title II disability benefits have very common myths that are associated with SSI benefits, that being that working will eliminate those benefits. The most common Title II benefit is SSDI, but no matter what Title II benefit you are receiving in most cases working will affect your benefits similarly.
SSDI provides an awesome opportunity to maximize your earnings while still receiving benefits. Like SSI every Title II case will vary from person to person, so for a free consultation on your specific case please reach out to our Benefits Planner and Director Hayden Johnson at (435)690-0205, or by email at haydenj@alliessuportedemployment.com
For both Title II and Title IX benefits there are numerous work incentives that can be utilized to maximize your earning potential. We can help you to tap into these rarely used resources so that you will have more money in your pocket! Contact us to learn how you can use work incentives to maximize your earnings potential.