Hello, Listers,

The last seminar of this Series given jointly by
eSight Careers Network and the Adaptive Solutions
for Independence will take place on Wednesday,
May 1, 2002.

Joseph Abounader, Social Security Administration
Liaison will be the guest speakers. He will discuss the
benefits of the Ticket to Work program.

The Ticket to Work program holds out the promise of
career advancement and greater independence for those
of us with disabilities who learn how to take full advantage
of the opportunities it offers.

At this seminar you will learn:

 - How the Social Security Administration's new  "Ticket To Work"
   program affects you as a job seeker?

 - How you can take advantage of its benefits?

Get the most out of this seminar by reading about the
Ticket to Work Program at eSight Careers Network
http://www.esight.org/index.cfm?x=522

Be prepared with questions for our guest speaker so
you can find out first-hand how this new program can
benefit you.

The Seminar is held from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
at the offices of The Associated Blind, Inc.,
which are located at 110 William Street, 9th Floor
(between John and Fulton Streets), in the heart of
New York City's financial district. To register for
this free seminar, get travel directions or if you
require special accommodations please contact
Irene Del Moral at (212) 766-6800 extension 110.
You can also register online. Just go to
www.eSightCareers.net and select the link:
Find Out How "Ticket to Work" Benefits You

Please note: space is limited and registration is required
By April 29, 2002.

Anyone unable to attend can still participate.
E-mail questions to [log in to unmask]
and those received on or before noon of Wednesday,
May 1st, will be presented during the question and
answer portion, time permitting.

This seminar will be recorded and will be made available
on eSight Careers Network (www.eSightCareers.net).

The Associated Blind, Inc. is a privately funded, 501 (c)(3)
non-profit agency founded in 1938 to promote autonomy and
self-determination through economic independence. eSight Careers
Network and Adaptive Solutions for Independence are initiatives of
The Associated Blind, Inc.

Please pass the word to friends, colleagues and clients. All are welcome.

Thanks,

Edwin Montanez
Member Services Team
eSight Careers Network (™)
Where people who are visually impaired or physically disabled
build resources for managing their careers.
E-mail: [log in to unmask]
URL: http://www.eSightCareers.net


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