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Mission Possible Employment Services

Advocate for Disability Benefits and registered Employment Network with SSA's Ticket to Work Program Our success rate has averaged 94% over the last 5 years.

Mission Possible Employment Services began as a vocational placement agency, helping people with disabilities to find appropriate employment. Even though we had much success in this endeavor, we quickly realized that employment was not the answer for everyone. We found that many of our clients were unable to manage a full-time position due to deteriorating health issues. For that reason, we began the Social Security Advocacy branch of Mission Possible to assist those in applying for disability insurance who were no longer able to work. The process can be daunting and often intimidating to those who are already struggling with one or more disabilities. We began walking our clients through the process, surprisingly finding success in nearly all of our cases. For those who have already been awarded disability benefits, we offer the SSA's Ticket to Work Program. This is for those whose disability has stabilized or improved to the point that they want to improve their quality of life by going back to work. The program includes a number of Work Incentives that allow you to keep your cash benefits for a time while you have regular paychecks coming in. We assist with benefits counseling, preparation for going back to work, monitoring progress and support throughout the duration of the program. Message, call or email us with questions or interest in our services. We are here for you!

11/02/2026

💡 Did you know that a workplace accommodation isn't always specialized equipment?

Sometimes it's an adjustment to a work schedule, the way a task is performed, or even the job application process.

Every person's needs are different, and understanding your options can make a difference.

We've shared helpful information and resources on the MPES blog.

Read more below! 👇
https://mpes.net/job-accommodations/

10/30/2026

Progress doesn't always look like a big accomplishment.
Sometimes it's updating your résumé, researching a new career, or simply deciding you're ready to explore what's next.
Whatever your goal, you don't have to figure out every step today.
Start with one.
Need help turning an idea into a plan? Our blog about setting SMART goals is a great place to begin. 👇
https://mpes.net/why-smart-goals/

10/28/2026

Ever leave a job interview and suddenly think of the perfect answer to a question?
You're not alone!
Preparing for common interview questions can help you organize your thoughts and feel more confident when it's your turn to answer.
Our blog shares some challenging interview questions and tips to help you prepare.
Take a look before your next interview! 👇
https://mpes.net/interview-preparation/

10/27/2026

💙 Want to work, but not sure where to start? Your goals matter!

If you receive Social Security disability benefits (SSI or SSDI), you don't have to navigate the journey to employment alone.

Through Social Security's Ticket to Work program, eligible individuals can access FREE, voluntary employment support.

At Mission Possible Employment Services (MPES), we're here to help you take the next step with:

✅ Personalized career planning

✅ Job search assistance

✅ Guidance on how employment may affect your benefits

Whether you're exploring your options or ready to begin your job search, we're here to support YOUR goals.

🌟 Your future. Your goals. Your possibilities.

🌐 Learn more at www.mpes.net

10/26/2026

Sometimes the goal of returning to work isn't a bigger house or a big purchase.

Sometimes it's being able to say yes a little more often.

Yes to the museum.
Yes to a family outing.
Yes to trying something new.
Yes to making a memory without worrying quite as much about what it will cost.

For people receiving disability benefits, though, earning more money can bring questions about what happens to SSDI, SSI, Medicare, or Medicaid.

💡 Here's something important to know: Social Security's work incentives are designed to support people with disabilities as they explore employment and move toward greater financial independence.

Depending on the benefits you receive and your individual situation, there may be work incentives that allow you to earn income while continuing to receive some or all of your benefits or health coverage during different stages of your return to work.

That means returning to work doesn't always have to be an all-or-nothing decision.

The goal is to understand how working may affect your individual benefits so you can make informed choices about what comes next.

More income can mean more than another number on a paycheck. Sometimes it means having a little more freedom to choose what you want life to look like.

MPES can help you understand your options and support you as you work toward your employment goals.

📞 1-888-359-2366
🌐 mpes.net

10/23/2026

Remote work can be a great option when a disability makes commuting, traditional schedules, or certain workplace environments more difficult.

Unfortunately, scammers know remote jobs are in high demand, too.

💡 Here’s an important job-search habit: Don’t assume a job is legitimate just because you found it on a well-known job board.

Scammers may impersonate real companies, recruiters, and even real employees. Before applying or sharing sensitive information, take a few minutes to verify the opportunity yourself.

Try these quick checks:

🔎 Find the company’s official website yourself and see if the position appears on its careers page.

📧 Look closely at the recruiter’s email address. A message from a free personal email account or a domain that only looks similar to the real company deserves a closer look.

💰 Be cautious if you’re asked to pay for training, equipment, software, or supplies before starting a job. A legitimate employer should not require you to pay for the opportunity to work.

🚩 Be especially careful if someone quickly asks for sensitive information such as your Social Security number or banking information before you have gone through a normal hiring process.

Remote work can open doors, but protecting yourself is part of a successful job search, too.

MPES can help you search for employment opportunities and navigate the job-search process with more confidence.

📞 1-888-359-2366
🌐 mpes.net

10/22/2026

📣 A benefits update for 2027: Social Security and SSI benefits will increase 3.6%.

We’ve shared SSA’s announcement on our blog, including when the increase takes effect and how to access your personal notice with your updated benefit amount.

Read the details:
https://mpes.net/social-security-announces-3-6-percent-benefit-increase-for-2027/

10/21/2026

Returning to work after months or even years away can feel intimidating, especially when your time away from work was related to a disability or medical condition.

You may be wondering:

How do I explain the gap?
Are my skills outdated?
Do I have to tell an employer why I wasn't working?

💡 Here's something important to remember: Your resume does not need to tell your entire personal or medical story.

A resume is meant to show an employer what you can bring to the job. Focus on your experience, skills, accomplishments, and what you're ready to do now.

And don't overlook the skills you developed while you weren't working.

Managing appointments, coordinating care, volunteering, taking classes, managing a household, learning new technology, or completing personal projects may have strengthened skills like organization, communication, problem-solving, time management, and adaptability.

A gap in employment does not erase the experience you had before it.

Returning to work can start with identifying what you can do now, what kind of work fits your current abilities and goals, and what support could make employment more sustainable.

MPES can help you update your resume, prepare for interviews, explore employment options, and build a return-to-work plan that makes sense for you.

📞 1-888-359-2366
🌐 mpes.net

10/20/2026

Check out this webinar for more details on exploring work options that work for you!

Address

PO Box 1124
Vancouver, WA
98607

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 4pm

Website

http://www.mpes.net/

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