The phrase "a package of welfare" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a set of welfare benefits or services provided to individuals or groups in need.
Example: "The government announced a new package of welfare aimed at supporting low-income families during the economic crisis."
Alternatives: "a bundle of welfare benefits" or "a set of welfare services".
After his speech, state television announced a package of new welfare benefits that included: A monthly minimum wage of 3,000 riyals (£500; $800) and two months' extra pay for government workers.
Dublin, 6 October 2008 - The 4th Global Forum on Children Affected by HIV and AIDS, taking place in Dublin, has called for a package of social welfare services to tackle child poverty and assist households in developing countries affected by HIV and AIDS.
DUBLIN, Ireland, 6 October 2008 - The 4th Global Forum on Children Affected by HIV and AIDS, taking place in Dublin, has called for a package of social welfare services to tackle child poverty and assist households in developing countries affected by HIV and AIDS.
International forum calls for improved social services to tackle child poverty in developing countries DUBLIN, 6 October 2008 - The 4th Global Forum on Children Affected by HIV and AIDS, taking place in Dublin, has called for a package of social welfare services to tackle child poverty and assist households in developing countries affected by HIV.
George Osborne and Iain Duncan Smith have revived the prospect of removing housing benefit from people aged under 25 as part of a further package of welfare cuts worth £10bn.
In a bid to grab headlines and push Labour into a corner ahead of the 2015 election, Osborne announced an unexpected package of welfare reforms and confirmed he was ending automatic pay rises for employees in the public sector.
It is part of a package of tax an welfare changes which will hit the poor and vulnerable this month.
The source said the PM would "talk leaders through the concerns of the British people" before opening up the discussion to "focus on the most difficult area – a package of changes to welfare rules".
The unions have secured a modest €700m package of welfare reforms that they are now putting to a vote of their members.
