TRAFFORD INNOVATION AND INTELLIGENCE LABJamie Whyte@northernjamie@TraffInnovationwww.infotrafford.org.uk/lab

INDICES OF DEPRIVATION

2000 | 2004 | 2007 2010 | 2015

INCOMEEMPLOYMENTEDUCATION

HEALTHCRIME

BARRIERS TO HOUSING & SERVICES

LIVING ENVIRONMENT

INCOMEAdults and Children in income support familiesAdults and children in income-based JSA familiesAdults and children in income-based ESA familiesAdults and children in pension credit (guarantee) familiesAdults and children in CTC and WTC and whose equivalised income is <60% of median before housing costsAsylum seekers in receipt of subsistence or accommodation support

EMPLOYMENTClaimants of Jobseeker’s AllowanceClaimants of Employment and Support AllowanceClaimants of Incapacity BenefitClaimants of Severe Disablement AllowanceClaimants of Carer’s Allowance

EDUCATIONKey Stage 2 AttainmentKey Stage 4 AttainmentSecondary School AbsenceStaying on in Education post-16Entry to Higher EducationAdult SkillsEnglish Language Proficiency

HEALTHYears of potential life lostComparative illness and disability ratioAcute morbidityMood and anxiety disorders

CRIMEViolenceBurglaryTheftCriminal damage

BARRIERS TO HOUSING & SERVICES

Road distance to a post officeRoad distance to a primary schoolRoad distance to a general store or supermarketRoad distance to a GP surgeryHousehold overcrowdingHomelessnessHousing affordability

LIVING ENVIRONMENTHousing in poor conditionHouses without central heatingAir quality indicatorRoad traffic accidents indicator

BUT…INCOME – (2012)EMPLOYMENT – (2012/13)EDUCATION – (2010 – 2013)HEALTH – (2008 – 2013)CRIME – (2013/14)BARRIERS HOUSING/SERVICES – (2011 – 2014)LIVING ENVIRONMENT – (2011 – 2013)

GEOGRAPHICALLY• Lower Super Output Area• 32,844 in England• 138 in Trafford

• Local Authority• 326 in England

WHAT CAN WE DO WITH THE INDICES?

We can compare small areas with all / any other small areas in England overall, and in any of the thematic areas We can identify the most deprived small areas  We can compare larger areas, such as local authorities We can compare relative deprivation over time.

WHAT CAN WE NOT DO WITH THE INDICES?

We cannot quantify how deprived an area is We cannot identify deprived people We cannot make any statements about affluence We cannot measure change in actual deprivation over time

HOW DEPRIVED IS TRAFFORD?

Less DeprivedMore Deprived

Trafford 2010 Trafford 2015

Less DeprivedMore Deprived

Trafford 2015

222nd out of 326 - 1 is most deprived

INDEX OF MULTIPLE DEPRIVATION

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NOTEWORTHY POINTS FROM THE DOMAINS

INCOME10 LSOAs are in the bottom 10% The area around Wood Lane in Partington is the 260th worst area in the country (out of 32,844) for children affected by income deprivation. This is the single worst statistic in the indices for Trafford.

EMPLOYMENT8 LSOAs are in the bottom 10%

EDUCATION, SKILLS AND TRAINING

3 LSOAs are in the bottom 10%.

At the other end of the scale – 72 LSOAs in Trafford (over half) are in the top 20% nationally.

HEALTH8 LSOAs are in the bottom 10% nationally

In the Index of Multiple Deprivation there are 30 LSOAs in the top 10% nationally, there are only 8 in the Health Domain

CRIMENo LSOAs are in the bottom 10% nationally

BARRIERS TO HOUSING AND SERVICES

1 LSOAs are in the bottom 10% nationally – in Dunham

LIVING ENVIRONMENT2 LSOAs in the bottom 10% nationally – around Chester Road in Gorse Hill, and the area around Worthington Park in Priory.

CHILDREN & YOUNG PEOPLE

Interactive Map: http://www.infotrafford.org.uk/deprivation

Video – coming soon

Blog – coming soon

Slidedeck – coming soon

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