Job advisers will be embedded in GP surgeries and mental health services under a £167million Government scheme to help 40,000 sick and disabled people back into work. The move is part of the Connect to Work programme, which the DWP says “refuses to write off sick or disabled people” and aims to move thousands out of poverty and into secure, fulfilling jobs. The £167.2million expansion will roll out the scheme to nine new areas across England - including Cumbria, Oxfordshire, and West Sussex -