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Category: Press releases

Press releases 8th June 2023

Learning and Work Institute and Carers Trust call for change to benefits rule that prevents young adult carers from participating in full-time education

A new briefing from Learning and Work Institute (L&W) and Carers Trust makes a costed case for extending eligibility for Carer’s Allowance to young adult carers aged 16-24 who are in full-time further education. The briefing follows a letter to the Prime Minister marking Young Carers Action Day in March 2023, coordinated by Carers Trust and signed by L&W alongside over 80 other organisations and 250 individuals.

 

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