Key disability benefit for young people may be axed under major welfare changes

A key disability benefit for young people under the age of 25 may be abolished as part of major welfare changes. This plan involves providing intensive support to help young people find employment, rather than simply receiving benefits. The proposed changes are a significant shift in the government's approach to welfare, with a focus on getting people back into work rather than just providing financial assistance.

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Sweeping welfare changes may axe key disability benefits for young people. The changes could lead to a decrease in demand for related services.

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