Alan Milburn's welfare review proposes that under-25s lose entitlement to the health element of universal credit and personal independence payment, instead moving to a new 'youth allowance' and 'additional cost allowance', with expanded employment support and personal advisers to coach them into work, apprenticeships, or college. He says reform offers young people a better chance of a good life than short-term finances, though some could initially get less support; disability charity Sense backs helping young disabled people work but warns those who cannot could lose out without proper funding for specialist support.