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Sam McKeith and Kat Wong

INSANE: Disability exodus looms as workers face burnout crisis | Vintage Vibes

Australia's disability support workforce is at risk as staff head for the exit. (James Ross/AAP PHOTOS)

Changes that will move children with autism off the National Disability Insurance Scheme have been labelled a difficult decision by the prime minister, as support workers reveal burnout problems in the sector.

The federal government on Wednesday unveiled plans to rein in spending on the $44 billion NDIS by shifting some children with autism and developmental delays to a separate $2 billion program called Thriving Kids.

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