Children’s Services Information Project Community Planning Table for Children and Youth, City of ■ CHILDREN’S SERVICES INFORMATION PROJECT – City of Kawartha Lakes

Introduction

This report was prepared by the Peterborough Social Planning Council on behalf of the Community Planning Table for Children and Youth, City of Kawartha Lakes.

Maps were prepared by Emmeline Ruttle, Peterborough Family Resource Centre.

Local data/information as presented in the Local Services Profiles was provided by the agencies. Likewise, data and information that appears in the Local Services Data, was acquired from the community agencies.

Population projections were developed by Map Info Canada.

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1. Demographics

Comparisons of City of Kawartha Lakes & ...... 1-2 Comparisons of City of Kawartha Lakes & Townships ...... 1-14 Comparisons of Townships Within City of Kawartha Lakes...... 1-20

Sources: Data: Statistics Canada, 2007, 2006 Community Profiles, 2006 Census, Statistics Canada Catalogue no. 92-591-XWE, Ottawa, released March 13, 2007 Projections: Map Info Canada, (When preparing the estimated projections of population and households, MapInfo Canada, used the recommended Statistics Canada post-censal estimates of net undercoverage from the 1996 Census coverage evaluation survey. MapInfo Canada, made undercount adjustments to the 2001 base population that conform to the likely distribution of the population missed in the 2001 Census)

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Comparisons of City of Kawartha Lakes & Ontario

Age Distribution in City of Kawartha Lakes & Ontario, 2001 & 2006

City of Kawartha Lakes Ontario

Change, Change, 2001 % 2006 % 2001 % 2006 % 2001- 06 2001- 06 Total - All persons 69,180 74,565 7.78% 11,410,050 12,160,285 6.57% Age 0-4 3,350 4.84% 3,085 4.14% -7.91% 671,250 5.88% 670,770 5.52% -0.07% Age 5-14 9,495 13.73% 8,800 11.80% -7.32% 1,561,500 13.69% 1,540,035 12.66% -1.37% Age 15-19 4,710 6.81% 5,060 6.79% 7.43% 769,420 6.74% 833,115 6.85% 8.28% Age 20-24 3,245 4.69% 3,900 5.23% 20.18% 718,420 6.30% 797,255 6.56% 10.97% Age 25-44 17,080 24.69% 16,270 21.82% -4.74% 3,518,010 30.83% 3,452,055 28.39% -1.87% Age 45-54 10,225 14.78% 12,285 16.48% 20.15% 1,635,280 14.33% 1,861,370 15.31% 13.83% Age 55-64 7,915 11.44% 10,620 14.24% 34.18% 1,064,000 9.33% 1,356,515 11.16% 27.49% Age 65-74 7,305 10.56% 7,545 10.12% 3.29% 818,165 7.17% 868,190 7.14% 6.11% Age 75-84 4,530 6.55% 5,325 7.14% 17.55% 503,930 4.42% 589,180 4.85% 16.92% Age 85 < 1,325 1.92% 1,665 2.23% 25.66% 150,075 1.32% 191,810 1.58% 27.81%

Median age of population 42.1 45.1 37.2 39

% of population ages 15 < 81.43% 84.05% 3.21% 80.43% 81.82% 1.73%

Source: 2001 data: 2001 Census – Statistics Canada 95F0486XCB01001, 2006 data: 2006 Census – Statistics Canada .

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10 Year Youth Population Projections in City of Kawartha Lakes, 2006-2016

2006 2009 2011 2016 % Change, % % % % Projected Projected Projected Projected 2006-16

Total Population 74,859 75,570 76,039 77,420 3.42% Total Growth over period, % 1.35% 0.62% 1.82%

Age 0-4 2,737 3.66% 2,904 3.84% 3,063 4.03% 3,587 4.63% 31.06% Age 5-9 3,820 5.10% 3,085 4.08% 2,925 3.85% 3,251 4.20% -14.90% Age 10-14 4,938 6.60% 4,446 5.88% 3,974 5.23% 3,091 3.99% -37.40% Age 15-19 5,307 7.09% 5,309 7.03% 5,084 6.69% 4,138 5.34% -22.03%

Source: 2006-2016 estimates: MapInfo Estimates & Projections Canada Note: When preparing the estimated projections of population and households, MapInfo Canada, used the recommended Statistics Canada post-censal estimates of net undercoverage from the 1996 Census coverage evaluation survey. MapInfo Canada, made undercount adjustments to the 2001 base population that conform to the likely distribution of the population missed in the 2001 Census

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Household Distribution by Income Bracket Projected Income Change

in City of Kawartha Lakes 2006 in City of Kawartha Lakes, 2001-2011

Estimated Households per % of Total Households Average Household % Change Income Bracket, 2006 (% Ontario) Income ($) < $20,000 4,095 13.87% (13.40%) 2001 $20,000 to $40,000 7,123 24.12% (17.53%) 2006 estimated 46,156 $40,000 to $60,000 6,028 20.41% (16.28%) 2009 estimated 59,482 28.87% $60,00 to $80,000 4,605 15.60% (14.11%) 2011 estimated 64,835 9.00% $80,000 to $100,000 3,831 12.97% (14.72%) > $100,000 3,846 13.02% (23.96%)

Source: 2001 data: 2001 Census – Statistics Canada 95F0492XCB01001, 2006: MapInfo Estimates & Projections Canada.

Note: When preparing the estimated projections of population, households and income, MapInfo Canada, used the recommended Statistics Canada post-censal estimates of net undercoverage from the 1996 Census coverage evaluation survey. MapInfo Canada, made undercount adjustments to the 2001 base population that conform to the likely distribution of the population missed in the 2001 Census

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Marital Status in City of Kawartha Lakes & Ontario, 2001 & 2006

City of Kawartha Lakes Ontario

Marital Status 2001 % 2006 % 2001 % 2006 %

Total - Population 15 years and over 56,335 100% 63,364 100% 9,177,300 100% 10,424,789 100%

Not in a common-law relationship 52,035 92.37% 58,887 92.93% 8,592,795 93.63% 9,773,771 93.76%

In a common-law relationship 4,300 7.63% 4,477 7.07% 584,505 6.37% 651,018 6.24%

Total - Population 15 years and over 56,335 100% 63,364 100% 9,177,300 100% 10,424,789 100%

Single 13,295 23.60% 16,032 25.30% 2,793,080 30.43% 2,927,413 28.08%

Married 32,835 58.29% 34,132 53.87% 4,897,095 53.36% 5,415,228 51.95%

Separated 1,955 3.47% 1,830 2.89% 311,380 3.39% 300,229 2.88%

Divorced 3,755 6.67% 3,144 4.96% 597,595 6.51% 517,157 4.96%

Widowed 4,500 7.99% 3,749 5.92% 578,145 6.30% 613,744 5.89%

Source: 2001 data: 2001 Census – Statistics Canada 95F087XCB01001 (*NOTE: 2001 StatsCan defines ‘Single’ as including persons under 15 years old); 2006 data: MapInfo estimates. Note: under 15 does not add up to population 15+ and put with next graph on same page; Also MapInfo ‘Husband-Wife Families’ includes Common-Law families When preparing the estimated projections of population, households and income, MapInfo Canada, used the recommended Statistics Canada post-censal estimates of net undercoverage from the 1996 Census coverage evaluation survey. MapInfo Canada, made undercount adjustments to the 2001 base population that conform to the likely distribution of the population missed in the 2001 Census

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Family Status in City of Kawartha Lakes & Ontario, 2001 & 2006

City Ontario

% % Change, Family Status 2001 % 2006 % Change, 2001 (%) 2006 (%) 2001-2006 2001-06 Total number of families 20,710 22,535 8.81% 7.25%

Married-couple families 16,260 78.51% 16,920 75.08% -3.43% 75.41% 73.94% 5.16%

Common-law couple families 2,165 10.45% 2,955 13.11% 2.66% 9.36% 10.26% 17.59%

Lone-parent families 2290 11.06% 2,660 11.80% 0.75% 15.23% 15.80% 11.23%

Female lone-parent families 1785 8.62% 2,090 9.27% 0.66% 12.57% 12.89% 9.94%

Male lone-parent families 500 2.41% 570 2.53% 0.12% 2.66% 2.91% 17.38%

Source: 2001 data: 2001 Census – Statistics Canada, 2006 data: 2006 Census- Statistics Canada

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Household Status in City Of Kawartha Lakes & Ontario, 2001 & 2006

City of Kawartha Lakes Ontario

Household Status 2001 % 2006 % 2001 % 2006 %

Total - All private households 26,780 100% 29,500 100% 100% 100%

Households containing a couple (married or common-law) with children 7,930 29.61% 7,945 26.93% 32.63% 31.10%

Households containing a couple (married or common-law) without children 10,035 37.47% 11,360 38.51% 27.95% 28.20%

One-person households 5,865 21.90% 6,780 22.98% 23.47% 24.25%

Other household types 2,950 11.02% 3,415 11.58% 15.95% 16.27%

Source: 2001 data: 2001 Census – Statistics Canada, 2006 data: 2006 Census- Statistics Canada

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Aboriginal Population

2001 2006

CKL Census CKL Census Ontario Agglomeration % % Metropolitan Ontario Total % % totals totals Total

Total - All persons 68,460 100% 11,285,545 100% 73,365 100% 12,028,900 100%

Aboriginal identity population 780 1.14% 188,315 1.67% 1,255 1.7% 242,490 2.0%

Non-Aboriginal population 67,680 98.86% 11,097,235 98.33% 72,105 98.3% 11,786,405 98%

Source: 2001 data : 2001 Census – Statistics Canada, 2006 data: 2006 Census – Statistics Canada

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Comparison of Projected Population Growth in Four Counties Total % % % % Population Growth 2001 2006 2009 2011 2016 Change, Change Change Change Change 2001-16 City of Kawartha Lakes 69,180 74,565 7.78% 75,570 1.35% 76,039 0.62% 77420 1.82% 11.91%

Haliburton 15,085 16,147 7.04% 17,086 5.82% 17,387 1.76% 18186 4.60% 20.56%

Northumberland 77,497 80,963 4.47% 85,781 5.95% 86,700 1.07% 89048 2.71% 14.91%

Peterborough 125,860 133,080 5.74% 135,684 1.96% 136,441 0.56% 138799 1.73% 10.28%

All Combined 287,622 304,755 5.96% 314,121 3.07% 316,567 0.78% 323,453 2.18% 12.46%

Note: When preparing the estimated projections of population and households, MapInfo Canada, used the recommended Statistics Canada post-censal estimates of net undercoverage from the 1996 Census coverage evaluation survey. MapInfo Canada, made undercount adjustments to the 2001 base population that conform to the likely distribution of the population missed in the 2001 Census

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Age Distribution & Dependency Rates in Central East Region, 2006

Age 0-14 Age 65+ Old Age Child Municipality All Ages Dependency Dependency # % # % (1) (2)

County of Northumberland 80,965 12,975 16.03% 15,850 19.58% 30.4% 24.9%

County of Peterborough 133,080 20,555 15.45% 24,725 18.58% 28.2% 23.4%

City of Kawartha Lakes 90,710 13,905 15.33% 18,525 20.42% 31.8% 23.9%

County of Haliburton 16,145 2,030 12.57% 3,985 24.7% 39.34% 20.04%

Source: Information Policy & Integration Unit, Policy Research & Analysis Branch, MCSS (1) Old Age Dependency Ratio is the ratio of the size of the population aged 65 years and older to that of the working age population, 15-64 years of age (2) Child Dependency Ratio is the ratio of the size of the population aged 0-14 year to that of the working age population 15-64 years of age

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Significant Descriptors

Population density 2006 Census Statistics % change in Sq km (# people per sq km) Child Population Private dwellings Canada pop since 2001 Ontario average: 13.4

Northumberland County 1,903 sq km 42.5 ↑ 4.5% 16,550 31,539 Peterborough County 3,805 sq km 35.0 ↑ 5.7% 26,150 53,561

Haliburton County 4,025 sq km 4.0 ↑ 7.0% 3,055 6,980

City of Kawartha Lakes (CKL) 3,060 sq km 24.4 ↑ 7.8% 17,705 29,509

Source: 2006 data: 2006 Census – Statistics Canada

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Comparisons of City of Kawartha Lakes & Townships

Age Distribution in City of Kawartha Lakes & Townships, 2001

City of Kawartha Bexley Carden Dalton Eldon Emily Fenelon Lakes Village

Age Group # % # % # % # % # % # % # % # % # %

Total - All 69,180 100 1,325 100 2,855 100 890 100 470 100 3,090 100 6,940 100 1,875 100 6,230 100 persons

Age 0-4 3350 4.84 50 3.77 80 2.80 40 4.49 15 3.19 135 4.37 365 5.26 90 4.80 225 3.61

Age 5-14 9,495 13.73 155 11.70 220 7.71 95 10.67 65 13.83 455 14.72 1,035 14.91 195 10.40 780 12.52

Age 15-19 4710 6.81 75 5.66 140 4.90 60 6.74 25 5.32 230 7.44 530 7.64 105 5.60 425 6.82

Age 20-24 3245 4.69 50 3.77 105 3.68 40 4.49 20 4.26 125 4.05 365 5.26 65 3.47 255 4.09

Age 25-44 17,080 24.69 285 21.51 410 14.36 220 24.72 120 25.53 755 24.43 1,915 27.59 410 21.87 1,355 21.75

Age 45-54 10,225 14.78 205 15.47 295 10.33 145 16.29 80 17.02 505 16.34 1,100 15.85 265 14.13 1,025 16.45

Age 55-64 7,915 11.44 215 16.23 435 15.24 135 15.17 70 14.89 390 12.62 790 11.38 195 10.40 905 14.53

Age 65-74 7,305 10.56 185 13.96 620 21.72 100 11.24 50 10.64 320 10.36 535 7.71 265 14.13 805 12.92

Age 75-84 4,530 6.55 105 7.92 420 14.71 45 5.06 25 5.32 155 5.02 275 3.96 210 11.20 395 6.34

Age 85 < 1325 1.92 15 1.13 130 4.55 10 1.12 5 1.06 25 0.81 35 0.50 65 3.47 55 0.88

Median age of 42.1 47.8 59.7 44.6 42.6 42.1 39.0 47.40 45.80% population % of population 81.43% 84.90% 89.30% 84.30% 83.00% 81.10% 79.80% 84.80% 83.80% ages 15 <

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Age Distribution in City of Kawartha Lakes & Townships, 2001 (continued)

City of Kawartha Laxton Digby Lindsay Manvers Mariposa Omemee Ops Somerville Lakes Longford

Age Group # % # % # % # % # % # % # % # %

Total - All persons 69,180 100 1,050 100 16,930 100 5,830 100 7,875 100 1,320 100 4,955 100 2,240 100

Age 0-4 3350 4.84 45 4.29 890 5.26 325 5.57 460 5.84 90 6.82 255 5.15 95 4.24

Age 5-14 9,495 13.73 105 10.00 2,175 12.85 975 16.72 1,360 17.27 230 17.42 720 14.53 250 11.16

Age 15-19 4710 6.81 65 6.19 1130 6.67 425 7.29 550 6.98 95 7.20 405 8.17 125 5.58

Age 20-24 3245 4.69 35 3.33 910 5.38 320 5.49 375 4.76 65 4.92 230 4.64 75 3.35

Age 25-44 17,080 24.69 220 20.95 4,035 23.83 1,725 29.59 2,380 30.22 385 29.17 1,265 25.53 490 21.88

Age 45-54 10,225 14.78 190 18.10 2,125 12.55 965 16.55 1,225 15.56 170 12.88 775 15.64 355 15.85

Age 55-64 7,915 11.44 160 15.24 1,545 9.13 565 9.69 755 9.59 115 8.71 575 11.60 355 15.85

Age 65-74 7,305 10.56 135 12.86 1,885 11.13 355 6.09 490 6.22 100 7.58 450 9.08 320 14.29

Age 75-84 4,530 6.55 90 8.57 1,565 9.24 140 2.40 220 2.79 60 4.55 230 4.64 145 6.47

Age 85 < 1325 1.92 5 0.48 675 3.99 30 0.51 60 0.76 10 0.76 45 0.91 30 1.34

Median age of 42.1 47.80 42.3 37.7 37.60 35.8 40.5 47.7 population

% of population ages 81.43% 85.70% 81.90% 77.60% 76.90% 75.80% 80.20% 84.80% 15 <

Note: data at the township level is not available for the townships of City of Kawartha Lakes for the 2006 census Source: 2001 data : 2001 Census – Statistics Canada

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Family Status in City of Kawartha Lakes & Townships, 2001

City of Fenelon Falls Kawartha Bexley Bobcaygeon Carden Dalton Eldon Emily Village Lakes

Family Status # % # % # % # % # % # % # % # %

Total number of families 20,710 100 425 100 945 100 295 100 150 100 935 100 2,090 100 2,090 100

Married-couple families 16,260 78.51 335 78.82 770 81.48 210 71.19 110 73.33 700 74.87 1,720 82.30 1,720 82.30

Common-law couple families 2,165 10.45 55 12.94 85 8.99 45 15.25 15 10.00 145 15.51 195 9.33 195 9.33

Lone-parent families 2290 11.06 35 8.24 90 9.52 45 15.25 20 13.33 90 9.63 175 8.37 175 8.37

Female lone-parent families 1785 8.62 30 7.06 70 7.41 20 6.78 20 13.33 50 5.35 140 6.70 140 6.70

Male lone-parent families 500 2.41 10 2.35 20 2.12 25 8.47 0 0.00 40 4.28 35 1.67 35 1.67

Fenelon Laxton Digby Lindsay Manvers Mariposa Omemee Ops Longford

Family Status # % # % # % # % # % # % # % # %

Total number of families 2,025 100 360 100 4,675 100 1,695 100 2,320 100 380 100 1,475 100 720

Married-couple families 1,675 82.72 275 76.39 3,380 72.30 1,395 82.30 1,855 79.96 280 73.68 1,200 81.36 540 75.00

Common-law couple families 185 9.14 40 11.11 500 10.70 200 11.80 215 9.27 55 14.47 160 10.85 110 15.28

Lone-parent families 165 8.15 35 9.72 795 17.01 100 5.90 250 10.78 50 13.16 110 7.46 75 10.42

Female lone-parent families 100 4.94 25 6.94 670 14.33 75 4.42 185 7.97 35 9.21 90 6.10 55 7.64

Male lone-parent families 65 3.21 10 2.78 125 2.67 25 1.47 65 2.80 10 2.63 20 1.36 15 2.08

Source: 2001 data : 2001 Census – Statistics Canada

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Household Status in County of Kawartha Lakes & Townships, 2001

Fenelon Falls Kawartha Lakes Bexley Bobcaygeon Carden Dalton Eldon Emily Village

Household Status # % # % # % # % # % # % # % # %

Total - All private households 26,780 100 550 100 1,335 100 355 100 185 100 1,185 100 2,440 100 885 100 Households containing a couple (married or common-law) with 7,930 29.61 120 21.82 215 16.10 100 28.17 35 18.92 345 29.11 955 39.14 180 20.34 children Households containing a couple (married or common-law) 10,035 37.47 255 46.36 640 47.94 145 40.85 80 43.24 475 40.08 905 37.09 270 30.51 without children One-person households 5,865 21.90 115 20.91 395 29.59 65 18.31 30 16.22 230 19.41 345 14.14 320 36.16

Other household types 2,950 11.02 55 10.00 90 6.74 50 14.08 40 21.62 135 11.39 235 9.63 115 12.99

Fenelon Laxton-Digby- Omemee Lindsay Manvers Mariposa Ops Sommerville Township Longford Village

Household Status # % # % # % # % # % # % # % # %

Total - All private households 2,450 100 440 100 6,995 100 1,980 100 2,675 100 495 100 1,755 100 960 100 Households containing a couple (married or common-law) with 655 26.73 110 25.00 1,685 24.09 835 42.17 1,080 40.37 200 40.40 635 36.18 220 22.92 children Households containing a couple (married or common-law) 1,150 46.94 205 46.59 2,115 30.24 700 35.35 925 34.58 140 28.28 690 39.32 420 43.75 without children One-person households 455 18.57 85 19.32 2,185 31.24 255 12.88 360 13.46 115 23.23 265 15.10 215 22.40

Other household types 195 7.96 45 10.23 1,005 14.37 180 9.09 310 11.59 45 9.09 170 9.69 105 10.94

Source: 2001 data : 2001 Census – Statistics Canada

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Comparisons of Townships within City of Kawartha Lakes

Note: data at the township level was not collected for the townships in City of Kawartha Lakes for the 2006 census

BEXLEY TOWNSHIP

Age Distribution in Bexley Township & City of Kawartha Lakes, 2001 (2006 for City of Kawartha Lakes) Bexley City of Kawartha Lakes

2001 % 2001 % 2006 %

Total - All persons 1,325 100% 69,180 100% 74,565 100% Age 0-4 50 3.77% 3,350 4.84% 3,085 4.14% Age 5-14 155 11.70% 9,495 13.73% 8,800 11.80%

Age 15-19 75 5.66% 4,710 6.81% 5,060 6.79% Age 20-24 50 3.77% 3,245 4.69% 3,900 5.23% Age 25-44 285 21.51% 17,080 24.69% 16,270 21.82%

Age 45-54 205 15.47% 10,225 14.78% 12,285 16.48% Age 55-64 215 16.23% 7,915 11.44% 10,620 14.24%

Age 65-74 185 13.96% 7,305 10.56% 7,545 10.12% Age 75-84 105 7.92% 4,530 6.55% 5,325 7.14% Age 85 < 15 1.13% 1,325 1.92% 1,665 2.23%

Median age of population 47.8 - 42.1 - 45.1 - % of population ages 15 < - 84.90% - 81.43% - 84.05%

Source: 2001 data : 2001 Census – Statistics Canada, 2006 data: 2006 Census – Statistics Canada Demographics 1-20 ■

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Family Status in Bexley & City of Kawartha Lakes, 2001 (2006 for City of Kawartha Lakes)

Bexley City of Kawartha Lakes

% Change, Family Status 2001 % 2001 % 2006 % 2001-06

Total number of families 425 100% 20,710 100% 22,535 100% 8.81%

Number of married-couple families 335 78.82% 16,260 78.51% 16,920 75.08% -3.43%

Number of common-law couple families 55 12.94% 2,165 10.45% 2,955 13.11% 2.66%

Number of lone-parent families 35 8.24% 2290 11.06% 2,660 11.80% 0.75%

Number of female lone-parent families 30 7.06% 1785 8.62% 2,090 9.27% 0.66%

Number of male lone-parent families 10 2.35% 500 2.41% 570 2.53% 0.12%

Source: 2001 data: 2001 Census – Statistics Canada, 2006 data: 2006 Census – Statistics Canada

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Household Status in Bexley & City of Kawartha Lakes, 2001 (2006 for City of Kawartha Lakes)

Bexley City of Kawartha Lakes

Household Status 2001 % 2001 % 2006 %

Total - All private households 550 100% 26,780 100% 29,500 100%

Households containing a couple (married or common-law) with children 120 21.82% 7,930 29.61% 7,945 26.93%

Households containing a couple (married or common-law) without children 255 46.36% 10,035 37.47% 11,360 38.51%

One-person households 115 20.91% 5,865 21.90% 6,780 22.98%

Other household types 55 10.00% 2,950 11.02% 3,415 11.58%

Source: 2001 data: 2001 Census – Statistics Canada, 2006 data: 2006 Census – Statistics Canada

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Age Distribution Bobcaygeon & City of Kawartha Lakes, 2001 (2006 for City of Kawartha Lakes)

Bobcaygeon City of Kawartha Lakes

2001 % 2001 % 2006 %

Total - All persons 2,855 100% 69,180 100% 74,565 100% Age 0-4 80 2.80% 3,350 4.84% 3,085 4.14% Age 5-14 220 7.71% 9,495 13.73% 8,800 11.80% Age 15-19 140 4.90% 4,710 6.81% 5,060 6.79% Age 20-24 105 3.68% 3,245 4.69% 3,900 5.23% Age 25-44 410 14.36% 17,080 24.69% 16,270 21.82% Age 45-54 295 10.33% 10,225 14.78% 12,285 16.48% Age 55-64 435 15.24% 7,915 11.44% 10,620 14.24% Age 65-74 620 21.72% 7,305 10.56% 7,545 10.12% Age 75-84 420 14.71% 4,530 6.55% 5,325 7.14% Age 85 < 130 4.55% 1,325 1.92% 1,665 2.23%

Median age of population 59.7 42.1 45.1 % of population ages 15 < 89.30% 81.43% 84.05%

Source: 2001 data: 2001 Census – Statistics Canada, 2006 data: 2006 Census – Statistics Canada

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Family Status in Bobcaygeon & City of Kawartha Lakes, 2001 ((2006 for City of Kawartha Lakes)

Bobcaygeon City of Kawartha Lakes

% Change, Family Status 2001 % 2001 % 2006 % 2001-06 Total number of families 945 20,710 22,535 8.81%

Number of married-couple families 770 81.48% 16,260 78.51% 16,920 75.08% -3.43%

Number of common-law couple families 85 8.99% 2,165 10.45% 2,955 13.11% 2.66%

Number of lone-parent families 90 9.52% 2,290 11.06% 2,660 11.80% 0.75%

Number of female lone-parent families 70 7.41% 1,785 8.62% 2,090 9.27% 0.66%

Number of male lone-parent families 20 2.12% 500 2.41% 570 2.53% 0.12%

Source: 2001 data: 2001 Census – Statistics Canada, 2006 data: 2006 Census – Statistics Canada

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Household Status in Bobcaygeon & City of Kawartha Lakes, 2001 (2006 for City of Kawartha Lakes)

Bobcaygeon City of Kawartha Lakes

Household Status 2001 % 2001 % 2006 %

Total - All private households 1,335 26,780 29,500

Households containing a couple (married or common-law) with children 215 16.10% 7,930 29.61% 7,945 26.93%

Households containing a couple (married or common-law) without children 640 47.94% 10,035 37.47% 11,360 38.51%

One-person households 395 29.59% 5,865 21.90% 6,780 22.98%

Other household types 90 6.74% 2,950 11.02% 3415 11.58%

Source: 2001 data: 2001 Census – Statistics Canada, 2006 data: 2006 Census – Statistics Canada

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CARDEN

Age Distribution in Carden & City of Kawartha Lakes, 2001 (2006 for City of Kawartha Lakes

Carden City of Kawartha Lakes

2001 % 2001 % 2006 %

Total - All persons 890 69,180 74,565 Age 0-4 40 4.49% 3,350 4.84% 3,085 4.14% Age 5-14 95 10.67% 9,495 13.73% 8,800 11.80% Age 15-19 60 6.74% 4,710 6.81% 5,060 6.79% Age 20-24 40 4.49% 3,245 4.69% 3,900 5.23% Age 25-44 220 24.72% 17,080 24.69% 16,270 21.82% Age 45-54 145 16.29% 10,225 14.78% 12,285 16.48% Age 55-64 135 15.17% 7,915 11.44% 10,620 14.24% Age 65-74 100 11.24% 7,305 10.56% 7,545 10.12% Age 75-84 45 5.06% 4,530 6.55% 5,325 7.14% Age 85 < 10 1.12% 1325 1.92% 1,665 2.23%

Median age of population 44.6 42.1 45.1 % of population ages 15 < 84.30% 81.43% 84.05%

Source: 2001 data: 2001 Census – Statistics Canada, 2006 data: 2006 Census – Statistics Canada

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Family Status in Carden & City of Kawartha Lakes, 2001 (2006 for City of Kawartha Lakes)

Carden City of Kawartha Lakes

% Change, Family Status 2001 % 2001 % 2006 % 2001-2006 Total number of families 295 20,710 22,535 8.81%

Number of married-couple families 210 71.19% 16,260 78.51% 16,920 75.08% -3.43%

Number of common-law couple families 45 15.25% 2,165 10.45% 2,955 13.11% 2.66%

Number of lone-parent families 45 15.25% 2290 11.06% 2,660 11.80% 0.75%

Number of female lone-parent families 20 6.78% 1785 8.62% 2,090 9.27% 0.66%

Number of male lone-parent families 25 8.47% 500 2.41% 570 2.53% 0.12%

Source: 2001 data: 2001 Census – Statistics Canada, 2006 data: 2006 Census – Statistics Canada

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Household Status in Carden & City of Kawartha Lakes, 2001 (2006 for City of Kawartha Lakes)

Carden City of Kawartha Lakes

Household Status 2001 % 2001 % 2006 %

Total - All private households 355 100% 26,780 100% 29500 100%

Households containing a couple (married or common-law) with children 100 28.17% 7,930 29.61% 7945 26.93%

Households containing a couple (married or common-law) without children 145 40.85% 10,035 37.47% 11360 38.51%

One-person households 65 18.31% 5,865 21.90% 6780 22.98%

Other household types 50 14.08% 2,950 11.02% 3415 11.58%

Source: 2001 data: 2001 Census – Statistics Canada, 2006 data: 2006 Census – Statistics Canada

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DALTON

Age Distribution in Dalton & City of Kawartha Lakes, 2001 (2006 for City of Kawartha Lakes)

Dalton City of Kawartha Lakes

2001 % 2001 % 2006 %

Total - All persons 470 100% 69,180 100% 74,565 100% Age 0-4 15 3.19% 3,350 4.84% 3,085 4.14% Age 5-14 65 13.83% 9,495 13.73% 8,800 11.80% Age 15-19 25 5.32% 4,710 6.81% 5,060 6.79% Age 20-24 20 4.26% 3,245 4.69% 3,900 5.23% Age 25-44 120 25.53% 17,080 24.69% 16,270 21.82% Age 45-54 80 17.02% 10,225 14.78% 12,285 16.48% Age 55-64 70 14.89% 7,915 11.44% 10,620 14.24% Age 65-74 50 10.64% 7,305 10.56% 7,545 10.12% Age 75-84 25 5.32% 4,530 6.55% 5,325 7.14% Age 85 < 5 1.06% 1,325 1.92% 1,665 2.23%

Median age of population 42.6 42.1 45.1 % of population ages 15 < 83.00% 81.43% 84.05%

Source: 2001 data: 2001 Census – Statistics Canada, 2006 data: 2006 Census – Statistics Canada

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Family Status in Dalton & City of Kawartha Lakes, 2001 (2006 for City of Kawartha Lakes)

Dalton City of Kawartha Lakes

% Family Status 2001 % 2001 % 2006 % Change, 2001-06 Total number of families 150 20,710 22,535 8.81%

Number of married-couple families 110 73.33% 16,260 78.51% 16,920 75.08% -3.43%

Number of common-law couple families 15 10.00% 2,165 10.45% 2,955 13.11% 2.66%

Number of lone-parent families 20 13.33% 2290 11.06% 2,660 11.80% 0.75%

Number of female lone-parent families 20 13.33% 1785 8.62% 2,090 9.27% 0.66%

Number of male lone-parent families 0 0.00% 500 2.41% 570 2.53% 0.12%

Source: 2001 data: 2001 Census – Statistics Canada, 2006 data: 2006 Census – Statistics Canada

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Household Status in Dalton & City of Kawartha Lakes, 2001 (2006 for City of Kawartha Lakes)

Dalton City of Kawartha Lakes

Household Status 2001 % 2001 % 2006 %

Total - All private households 185 26,780 29,500

Households containing a couple (married or common-law) with children 35 18.92% 7,930 29.61% 7,945 26.93%

Households containing a couple (married or common-law) without children 80 43.24% 10,035 37.47% 11,360 38.51%

One-person households 30 16.22% 5,865 21.90% 6,780 22.98%

Other household types 40 21.62% 2,950 11.02% 3,415 11.58%

2001 data: 2001 Census – Statistics Canada, 2006 data: 2006 Census – Statistics Canada

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ELDON

Age Distribution in Eldon & City of Kawartha Lakes, 2001 (2006 for City of Kawartha Lakes)

Eldon City of Kawartha Lakes

2001 % 2001 % 2006 %

Total - All persons 3,090 100% 69,180 100% 74,565 100% Age 0-4 135 4.37% 3,350 4.84% 3,085 4.14% Age 5-14 455 14.72% 9,495 13.73% 8,800 11.80% Age 15-19 230 7.44% 4,710 6.81% 5,060 6.79% Age 20-24 125 4.05% 3,245 4.69% 3,900 5.23% Age 25-44 755 24.43% 17,080 24.69% 16,270 21.82% Age 45-54 505 16.34% 10,225 14.78% 12,285 16.48% Age 55-64 390 12.62% 7,915 11.44% 10,620 14.24% Age 65-74 320 10.36% 7,305 10.56% 7,545 10.12% Age 75-84 155 5.02% 4,530 6.55% 5,325 7.14% Age 85 < 25 0.81% 1,325 1.92% 1,665 2.23%

Median age of population 42.1 42.1 45.1 % of population ages 15 < 81.10% 81.43% 84.05%

Source: 2001 data: 2001 Census – Statistics Canada, 2006 data: 2006 Census – Statistics Canada

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Family Status in Eldon & City of Kawartha Lakes, 2001 (2006 for City of Kawartha Lakes)

Eldon City of Kawartha Lakes

% Family Status 2001 % 2001 % 2006 % Change, 2001-06 Total number of families 935 20,710 22,535 8.81%

Number of married-couple families 700 74.87% 16,260 78.51% 16,920 75.08% -3.43%

Number of common-law couple families 145 15.51% 2,165 10.45% 2,955 13.11% 2.66%

Number of lone-parent families 90 9.63% 2,290 11.06% 2,660 11.80% 0.75%

Number of female lone-parent families 50 5.35% 1,785 8.62% 2,090 9.27% 0.66%

Number of male lone-parent families 40 4.28% 500 2.41% 570 2.53% 0.12%

Source: 2001 data: 2001 Census – Statistics Canada, 2006 data: 2006 Census – Statistics Canada

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Household Status in Eldon & City of Kawartha Lakes, 2001 (2006 for City of Kawartha Lakes)

Eldon City of Kawartha Lakes

Household Status 2001 % 2001 % 2006 %

Total - All private households 1,185 100% 26,780 100% 29,500 100%

Households containing a couple (married or common-law) with children 345 29.11% 7,930 29.61% 7,945 26.93%

Households containing a couple (married or common-law) without children 475 40.08% 10,035 37.47% 11,360 38.51%

One-person households 230 19.41% 5,865 21.90% 6,780 22.98%

Other household types 135 11.39% 2,950 11.02% 3,415 11.58%

Source: 2001 data: 2001 Census – Statistics Canada, 2006 data: 2006 Census – Statistics Canada

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EMILY

Age Distribution in Emily & City of Kawartha Lakes, 2001 (2006 for City of Kawartha Lakes)

Emily City of Kawartha Lakes

2001 % 2001 % 2006 %

Total - All persons 6,940 100% 69,180 100% 74,565 100% Age 0-4 365 5.26% 3,350 4.84% 3,085 4.14% Age 5-14 1,035 14.91% 9,495 13.73% 8,800 11.80% Age 15-19 530 7.64% 4,710 6.81% 5,060 6.79% Age 20-24 365 5.26% 3,245 4.69% 3,900 5.23% Age 25-44 1,915 27.59% 17,080 24.69% 16,270 21.82% Age 45-54 1,100 15.85% 10,225 14.78% 12,285 16.48% Age 55-64 790 11.38% 7,915 11.44% 10,620 14.24% Age 65-74 535 7.71% 7,305 10.56% 7,545 10.12% Age 75-84 275 3.96% 4,530 6.55% 5,325 7.14% Age 85 < 35 0.50% 1,325 1.92% 1,665 2.23%

Median age of population 39 42.1 45.1 % of population ages 15 < 79.80% 81.43% 84.05%

Source: 2001 data: 2001 Census – Statistics Canada, 2006 data: 2006 Census – Statistics Canada

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Family Status in Emily & City of Kawartha Lakes, 2001 (2006 for City of Kawartha Lakes)

Emily City of Kawartha Lakes

% Family Status 2001 % 2001 % 2006 % Change, 2001-06 Total number of families 2,090 20,710 22,535 8.81%

Number of married-couple families 1,720 82.30% 16,260 78.51% 16,920 75.08% -3.43%

Number of common-law couple families 195 9.33% 2,165 10.45% 2,955 13.11% 2.66%

Number of lone-parent families 175 8.37% 2,290 11.06% 2,660 11.80% 0.75%

Number of female lone-parent families 140 6.70% 1,785 8.62% 2,090 9.27% 0.66%

Number of male lone-parent families 35 1.67% 500 2.41% 570 2.53% 0.12%

Source: 2001 data: 2001 Census – Statistics Canada, 2006 data: 2006 Census – Statistics Canada

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Household Status Emily & City of Kawartha Lakes, 2001 (2006 for City of Kawartha Lakes)

Emily City of Kawartha Lakes

Household Status 2001 % 2001 % 2006 %

Total - All private households 2,440 26,780 29,500

Households containing a couple (married or common-law) with children 955 39.14% 7,930 29.61% 7,945 26.93%

Households containing a couple (married or common-law) without children 905 37.09% 10,035 37.47% 11,360 38.51%

One-person households 345 14.14% 5,865 21.90% 6,780 22.98%

Other household types 235 9.63% 2,950 11.02% 3,415 11.58%

Source: 2001 data: 2001 Census – Statistics Canada, 2006 data: 2006 Census – Statistics Canada

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FENELON FALLS VILLAGE

Age Distribution in Fenelon Falls Village & City of Kawartha Lakes, 2001 (2006 for City of Kawartha Lakes)

Fenelon Falls Village City of Kawartha Lakes

2001 % 2001 % 2006 %

Total - All persons 1,875 100% 69,180 100% 74565 100% Age 0-4 90 4.80% 3350 4.84% 3085 4.14% Age 5-14 195 10.40% 9,495 13.73% 8800 11.80% Age 15-19 105 5.60% 4710 6.81% 5060 6.79% Age 20-24 65 3.47% 3245 4.69% 3900 5.23% Age 25-44 410 21.87% 17,080 24.69% 16270 21.82% Age 45-54 265 14.13% 10,225 14.78% 12285 16.48% Age 55-64 195 10.40% 7,915 11.44% 10620 14.24% Age 65-74 265 14.13% 7,305 10.56% 7545 10.12% Age 75-84 210 11.20% 4,530 6.55% 5325 7.14% Age 85 < 65 3.47% 1325 1.92% 1665 2.23%

Median age of population 47.4 42.1 45.1 % of population ages 15 < 84.80% 81.43% 84.05%

2001 data: 2001 Census – Statistics Canada, 2006 data: 2006 Census – Statistics Canada

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Family Status in Fenelon Falls Village & City of Kawartha Lakes, 2001 (2006 for City of Kawartha Lakes)

Fenelon Falls Village City of Kawartha Lakes

% Family Status 2001 % 2001 % 2006 % Change, 2001-06 Total number of families 555 20,710 22,535 8.81%

Number of married-couple families 405 72.97% 16,260 78.51% 16,920 75.08% -3.43%

Number of common-law couple families 50 9.01% 2,165 10.45% 2,955 13.11% 2.66%

Number of lone-parent families 105 18.92% 2,290 11.06% 2,660 11.80% 0.75%

Number of female lone-parent families 95 17.12% 1,785 8.62% 2,090 9.27% 0.66%

Number of male lone-parent families 10 1.80% 500 2.41% 570 2.53% 0.12%

Source: 2001 data: 2001 Census – Statistics Canada, 2006 data: 2006 Census – Statistics Canada

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Household Status in Fenelon Falls Village & City of Kawartha Lakes, 2001 (2006 for City of Kawartha Lakes)

Fenelon Falls Village City of Kawartha Lakes

Household Status 2001 % 2001 % 2006 %

Total - All private households 885 100% 26,780 100% 29,500 100%

Households containing a couple (married or common-law) with children 180 20.34% 7,930 29.61% 7,945 26.93%

Households containing a couple (married or common-law) without children 270 30.51% 10,035 37.47% 11,360 38.51%

One-person households 320 36.16% 5,865 21.90% 6,780 22.98%

Other household types 115 12.99% 2,950 11.02% 3,415 11.58%

Source: 2001 data: 2001 Census – Statistics Canada, 2006 data: 2006 Census – Statistics Canada

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FENELON TOWNSHIP

Age Distribution in & City of Kawartha Lakes, 2001 (2006 for City of Kawartha Lakes)

Fenelon Township City of Kawartha Lakes

2001 % 2001 % 2006 %

Total - All persons 6,230 69,180 74,565 Age 0-4 225 3.61% 3,350 4.84% 3,085 4.14% Age 5-14 780 12.52% 9,495 13.73% 8,800 11.80% Age 15-19 425 6.82% 4,710 6.81% 5,060 6.79% Age 20-24 255 4.09% 3,245 4.69% 3,900 5.23% Age 25-44 1,355 21.75% 17,080 24.69% 16,270 21.82% Age 45-54 1,025 16.45% 10,225 14.78% 12,285 16.48% Age 55-64 905 14.53% 7,915 11.44% 10,620 14.24% Age 65-74 805 12.92% 7,305 10.56% 7,545 10.12% Age 75-84 395 6.34% 4,530 6.55% 5,325 7.14% Age 85 < 55 0.88% 1,325 1.92% 1,665 2.23%

Median age of population 45.8 42.1 45.1 % of population ages 15 < 83.80% 81.43% 84.05%

2001 data: 2001 Census – Statistics Canada, 2006 data: 2006 Census – Statistics Canada

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Family Status in Fenelon Township & City of Kawartha Lakes, 2001 (2006 for City of Kawartha Lakes)

Fenelon township City of Kawartha Lakes

% Family Status 2001 % 2001 % 2006 % Change, 2001-06 Total number of families 2,025 20,710 22,535 8.81%

Number of married-couple families 1,675 82.72% 16,260 78.51% 16,920 75.08% -3.43%

Number of common-law couple families 185 9.14% 2,165 10.45% 2,955 13.11% 2.66%

Number of lone-parent families 165 8.15% 2,290 11.06% 2,660 11.80% 0.75%

Number of female lone-parent families 100 4.94% 1,785 8.62% 2,090 9.27% 0.66%

Number of male lone-parent families 65 3.21% 500 2.41% 570 2.53% 0.12%

2001 data: 2001 Census – Statistics Canada, 2006 data: 2006 Census – Statistics Canada

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Household Status in Fenelon Township & City of Kawartha Lakes, 2001 (2006 for City of Kawartha Lakes)

Fenelon Township City of Kawartha Lakes

Household Status 2001 % 2001 % 2006 %

Total - All private households 2,450 26,780 29,500

Households containing a couple (married or common-law) with children 655 26.73% 7,930 29.61% 7,945 26.93%

Households containing a couple (married or common-law) without children 1,150 46.94% 10,035 37.47% 11,360 38.51%

One-person households 455 18.57% 5,865 21.90% 6,780 22.98%

Other household types 195 7.96% 2,950 11.02% 3,415 11.58%

Source: 2001 data: 2001 Census – Statistics Canada, 2006 data: 2006 Census – Statistics Canada

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LAXTON DIGBY LONGFORD

Age Distribution in Laxton Digby Longford & City of Kawartha Lakes, 2001 (2006 for City of Kawartha Lakes

Laxton Digby Longford City of Kawartha Lakes

2001 % 2001 % 2006 %

Total - All persons 1,050 69,180 74,565 Age 0-4 45 4.29% 3350 4.84% 3,085 4.14% Age 5-14 105 10.00% 9,495 13.73% 8,800 11.80% Age 15-19 65 6.19% 4,710 6.81% 5,060 6.79% Age 20-24 35 3.33% 3,245 4.69% 3,900 5.23% Age 25-44 220 20.95% 17,080 24.69% 16,270 21.82% Age 45-54 190 18.10% 10,225 14.78% 12,285 16.48% Age 55-64 160 15.24% 7,915 11.44% 10,620 14.24% Age 65-74 135 12.86% 7,305 10.56% 7,545 10.12% Age 75-84 90 8.57% 4,530 6.55% 5,325 7.14% Age 85 < 5 0.48% 1,325 1.92% 1,665 2.23%

Median age of population 47.8 42.1 45.1 % of population ages 15 < 85.70% 81.43% 84.05%

Source: 2001 data: 2001 Census – Statistics Canada, 2006 data: 2006 Census – Statistics Canada

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Family Status in Laxton Digby Longford & City of Kawartha Lakes, 2001 (2006 for City of Kawartha Lakes)

Laxton Digby Longford City of Kawartha Lakes

% Family Status 2001 % 2001 % 2006 % Change, 2001-06 Total number of families 360 20,710 22,535 8.81%

Number of married-couple families 275 76.39% 16,260 78.51% 16,920 75.08% -3.43%

Number of common-law couple families 40 11.11% 2,165 10.45% 2,955 13.11% 2.66%

Number of lone-parent families 35 9.72% 2,290 11.06% 2,660 11.80% 0.75%

Number of female lone-parent families 25 6.94% 1,785 8.62% 2,090 9.27% 0.66%

Number of male lone-parent families 10 2.78% 500 2.41% 570 2.53% 0.12%

Source: 2001 data: 2001 Census – Statistics Canada, 2006 data: 2006 Census – Statistics Canada

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Household Status in Laxton Digby Longford & City of Kawartha Lakes, 2001 (2006 for City of Kawartha Lakes)

Laxton Digby Longford City of Kawartha Lakes

Household Status 2001 % 2001 % 2006 %

Total - All private households 440 26,780 29,500

Households containing a couple (married or common-law) with children 110 25.00% 7,930 29.61% 7,945 26.93%

Households containing a couple (married or common-law) without children 205 46.59% 10,035 37.47% 11,360 38.51%

One-person households 85 19.32% 5,865 21.90% 6,780 22.98%

Other household types 45 10.23% 2,950 11.02% 3,415 11.58%

Source: 2001 data: 2001 Census – Statistics Canada, 2006 data: 2006 Census – Statistics Canada

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Age Distribution in Lindsay & City of Kawartha Lakes, 2001 (2006 for City of Kawartha Lakes

Lindsay City of Kawartha Lakes

2001 % 2001 % 2006 %

Total - All persons 16,930 69,180 74,565 Age 0-4 890 5.26% 3350 4.84% 3,085 4.14% Age 5-14 2,175 12.85% 9,495 13.73% 8,800 11.80% Age 15-19 1130 6.67% 4710 6.81% 5,060 6.79% Age 20-24 910 5.38% 3245 4.69% 3,900 5.23% Age 25-44 4,035 23.83% 17,080 24.69% 16,270 21.82% Age 45-54 2,125 12.55% 10,225 14.78% 12,285 16.48% Age 55-64 1,545 9.13% 7,915 11.44% 10,620 14.24% Age 65-74 1,885 11.13% 7,305 10.56% 7,545 10.12% Age 75-84 1,565 9.24% 4,530 6.55% 5,325 7.14% Age 85 < 675 3.99% 1325 1.92% 1,665 2.23%

Median age of population 42.3 42.1 45.1 % of population ages 15 < 81.90% 81.43% 84.05%

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Source: 2001 data: 2001 Census – Statistics Canada, 2006 data: 2006 Census – Statistics Canada

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Family Status in Lindsay & City of Kawartha Lakes, 2001 (2006 for City of Kawartha Lakes)

Lindsay City of Kawartha Lakes

% Family Status 2001 % 2001 % 2006 % Change, 2001-06 Total number of families 4,675 100% 20,710 100% 22,535 100% 8.81%

Number of married-couple families 3,380 72.30% 16,260 78.51% 16,920 75.08% -3.43%

Number of common-law couple families 500 10.70% 2,165 10.45% 2,955 13.11% 2.66%

Number of lone-parent families 795 17.01% 2,290 11.06% 2,660 11.80% 0.75%

Number of female lone-parent families 670 14.33% 1,785 8.62% 2,090 9.27% 0.66%

Number of male lone-parent families 125 2.67% 500 2.41% 570 2.53% 0.12%

Source: 2001 data: 2001 Census – Statistics Canada, 2006 data: 2006 Census – Statistics Canada

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Age Distribution in Manvers & City of Kawartha Lakes, 2001 (2006 for City of Kawartha Lakes)

Manvers City of Kawartha Lakes

2001 % 2001 % 2006 %

Total - All persons 5,830 69,180 74,565 Age 0-4 325 5.57% 3,350 4.84% 3,085 4.14% Age 5-14 975 16.72% 9,495 13.73% 8,800 11.80% Age 15-19 425 7.29% 4,710 6.81% 5,060 6.79% Age 20-24 320 5.49% 3,245 4.69% 3,900 5.23% Age 25-44 1,725 29.59% 17,080 24.69% 16,270 21.82% Age 45-54 965 16.55% 10,225 14.78% 12,285 16.48% Age 55-64 565 9.69% 7,915 11.44% 10,620 14.24% Age 65-74 355 6.09% 7,305 10.56% 7,545 10.12% Age 75-84 140 2.40% 4,530 6.55% 5,325 7.14% Age 85 < 30 0.51% 1,325 1.92% 1,665 2.23%

Median age of population 37.7 42.1 45.1 % of population ages 15 < 77.60% 81.43% 84.05%

2001 data: 2001 Census – Statistics Canada, 2006 data: 2006 Census – Statistics Canada

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Family Status in Manvers & City of Kawartha Lakes, 2001 (2006 for City of Kawartha Lakes)

Manvers City of Kawartha Lakes

% Family Status 2001 % 2001 % 2006 % Change, 2001-06 Total number of families 1,695 20,710 22,535 8.81%

Number of married-couple families 1,395 82.30% 16,260 78.51% 16,920 75.08% -3.43%

Number of common-law couple families 200 11.80% 2,165 10.45% 2,955 13.11% 2.66%

Number of lone-parent families 100 5.90% 2290 11.06% 2,660 11.80% 0.75%

Number of female lone-parent families 75 4.42% 1785 8.62% 2,090 9.27% 0.66%

Number of male lone-parent families 25 1.47% 500 2.41% 570 2.53% 0.12%

Source: 2001 data: 2001 Census – Statistics Canada, 2006 data: 2006 Census – Statistics Canada

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Household Status in Manvers & City of Kawartha Lakes, 2001 (2006 for City of Kawartha Lakes) Manvers City of Kawartha Lakes

Household Status 2001 % 2001 % 2006 %

Total - All private households 1,980 100% 26,780 100% 29500 100%

Households containing a couple (married or common-law) with children 835 42.17% 7,930 29.61% 7945 26.93%

Households containing a couple (married or common-law) without children 700 35.35% 10,035 37.47% 11360 38.51%

One-person households 255 12.88% 5,865 21.90% 6780 22.98%

Other household types 180 9.09% 2,950 11.02% 3415 11.58%

Source: 2001 data: 2001 Census – Statistics Canada, 2006 data: 2006 Census – Statistics Canada

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Age Distribution in Mariposa & City of Kawartha Lakes, 2001 (2006 for City of Kawartha Lakes)

Mariposa City of Kawartha Lakes

2001 % 2001 % 2006 %

Total - All persons 7,875 69,180 74,565 Age 0-4 460 5.84% 3350 4.84% 3,085 4.14% Age 5-14 1,360 17.27% 9,495 13.73% 8,800 11.80% Age 15-19 550 6.98% 4,710 6.81% 5,060 6.79% Age 20-24 375 4.76% 3,245 4.69% 3,900 5.23% Age 25-44 2,380 30.22% 17,080 24.69% 16,270 21.82% Age 45-54 1,225 15.56% 10,225 14.78% 12,285 16.48% Age 55-64 755 9.59% 7,915 11.44% 10,620 14.24% Age 65-74 490 6.22% 7,305 10.56% 7,545 10.12% Age 75-84 220 2.79% 4,530 6.55% 5,325 7.14% Age 85 < 60 0.76% 1,325 1.92% 1,665 2.23%

Median age of population 37.6 42.1 45.1 % of population ages 15 < 76.90% 81.43% 84.05%

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Source: 2001 data: 2001 Census – Statistics Canada, 2006 data: 2006 Census – Statistics Canada

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Family Status in Mariposa & City of Kawartha Lakes, 2001 (2006 for City of Kawartha Lakes)

Mariposa City of Kawartha Lakes

% Change, Family Status 2001 % 2001 % 2006 % 2001- 2006 Total number of families 2,320 20,710 22,535 8.81%

Number of married-couple families 1,855 79.96% 16,260 78.51% 16,920 75.08% -3.43%

Number of common-law couple families 215 9.27% 2,165 10.45% 2,955 13.11% 2.66%

Number of lone-parent families 250 10.78% 2,290 11.06% 2,660 11.80% 0.75%

Number of female lone-parent families 185 7.97% 1,785 8.62% 2,090 9.27% 0.66%

Number of male lone-parent families 65 2.80% 500 2.41% 570 2.53% 0.12%

Source: 2001 data: 2001 Census – Statistics Canada, 2006 data: 2006 Census – Statistics Canada

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Household Status in Mariposa & City of Kawartha Lakes, 2001 (2006 for City of Kawartha Lakes)

Mariposa City of Kawartha Lakes

Household Status 2001 % 2001 % 2006 %

Total - All private households 2,675 100% 26,780 100% 29,500 100%

Households containing a couple (married or common-law) with children 1,080 40.37% 7,930 29.61% 7,945 26.93%

Households containing a couple (married or common-law) without children 925 34.58% 10,035 37.47% 11,360 38.51%

One-person households 360 13.46% 5,865 21.90% 6,780 22.98%

Other household types 310 11.59% 2,950 11.02% 3,415 11.58%

Source: 2001 data: 2001 Census – Statistics Canada, 2006 data: 2006 Census – Statistics Canada

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OMEMEE

Age Distribution in Omemee & City of Kawartha Lakes, 2001 (2006 for City of Kawartha Lakes)

Omemee City of Kawartha Lakes

2001 % 2001 % 2006 %

Total - All persons 1,320 69,180 74,565 Age 0-4 90 6.82% 3,350 4.84% 3,085 4.14% Age 5-14 230 17.42% 9,495 13.73% 8,800 11.80% Age 15-19 95 7.20% 4710 6.81% 5,060 6.79% Age 20-24 65 4.92% 3,245 4.69% 3900 5.23% Age 25-44 385 29.17% 17,080 24.69% 16270 21.82% Age 45-54 170 12.88% 10,225 14.78% 12285 16.48% Age 55-64 115 8.71% 7,915 11.44% 10620 14.24% Age 65-74 100 7.58% 7,305 10.56% 7545 10.12% Age 75-84 60 4.55% 4,530 6.55% 5325 7.14% Age 85 < 10 0.76% 1,325 1.92% 1665 2.23%

Median age of population 35.8 42.1 45.1 % of population ages 15 < 75.80% 81.43% 84.05%

Source: 2001 data: 2001 Census – Statistics Canada, 2006 data: 2006 Census – Statistics Canada

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Family Status in Omemee & City of Kawartha Lakes, 2001 (2006 for City of Kawartha Lakes)

Omemee City of Kawartha Lakes

% Family Status 2001 % 2001 % 2006 % Change, 2001-06 Total number of families 380 20,710 22,535 8.81%

Number of married-couple families 280 73.68% 16,260 78.51% 16,920 75.08% -3.43%

Number of common-law couple families 55 14.47% 2,165 10.45% 2,955 13.11% 2.66%

Number of lone-parent families 50 13.16% 2290 11.06% 2,660 11.80% 0.75%

Number of female lone-parent families 35 9.21% 1785 8.62% 2,090 9.27% 0.66%

Number of male lone-parent families 10 2.63% 500 2.41% 570 2.53% 0.12%

Source: 2001 data: 2001 Census – Statistics Canada, 2006 data: 2006 Census – Statistics Canada

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Household Status in Omemee & City of Kawartha Lakes, 2001 (2006 for City of Kawartha Lakes)

Omemee City of Kawartha Lakes

Household Status 2001 % 2001 % 2006 %

Total - All private households 495 26,780 29,500

Households containing a couple (married or common-law) with children 200 40.40% 7,930 29.61% 7,945 26.93%

Households containing a couple (married or common-law) without children 140 28.28% 10,035 37.47% 11,360 38.51%

One-person households 115 23.23% 5,865 21.90% 6,780 22.98%

Other household types 45 9.09% 2,950 11.02% 3,415 11.58%

Source: 2001 data: 2001 Census – Statistics Canada, 2006 data: 2006 Census – Statistics Canada

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OPS

Age Distribution in ops & City of Kawartha Lakes, 2001 (2006 for City of Kawartha Lakes)

Ops City of Kawartha Lakes

2001 % 2001 % 2006 %

Total - All persons 4,955 100% 69,180 100% 74,565 100% Age 0-4 255 5.15% 3,350 4.84% 3,085 4.14% Age 5-14 720 14.53% 9,495 13.73% 8,800 11.80% Age 15-19 405 8.17% 4710 6.81% 5,060 6.79% Age 20-24 230 4.64% 3245 4.69% 3,900 5.23% Age 25-44 1,265 25.53% 17,080 24.69% 16,270 21.82% Age 45-54 775 15.64% 10,225 14.78% 12,285 16.48% Age 55-64 575 11.60% 7,915 11.44% 10,620 14.24% Age 65-74 450 9.08% 7,305 10.56% 7,545 10.12% Age 75-84 230 4.64% 4,530 6.55% 5,325 7.14% Age 85 < 45 0.91% 1,325 1.92% 1,665 2.23%

Median age of population 40.5 42.1 45.1 % of population ages 15 < 80.20% 81.43% 84.05%

Source: 2001 data: 2001 Census – Statistics Canada, 2006 data: 2006 Census – Statistics Canada

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Family Status in Ops& City of Kawartha Lakes, 2001 (2006 for City of Kawartha Lakes)

Ops City of Kawartha Lakes

% Change, Family Status 2001 % 2001 % 2006 % 2001- 2006 Total number of families 1,475 20,710 22,535 8.81%

Number of married-couple families 1,200 81.36% 16,260 78.51% 16,920 75.08% -3.43%

Number of common-law couple families 160 10.85% 2,165 10.45% 2,955 13.11% 2.66%

Number of lone-parent families 110 7.46% 2,290 11.06% 2,660 11.80% 0.75%

Number of female lone-parent families 90 6.10% 1,785 8.62% 2,090 9.27% 0.66%

Number of male lone-parent families 20 1.36% 500 2.41% 570 2.53% 0.12%

Source: 2001 data: 2001 Census – Statistics Canada, 2006 data: 2006 Census – Statistics Canada

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Household Status in Ops & City of Kawartha Lakes, 2001 (2006 for City of Kawartha Lakes)

Ops City of Kawartha Lakes

Household Status 2001 % 2001 % 2006 %

Total - All private households 1,755 26,780 29,500

Households containing a couple (married or common-law) with children 635 36.18% 7,930 29.61% 7,945 26.93%

Households containing a couple (married or common-law) without children 690 39.32% 10,035 37.47% 11,360 38.51%

One-person households 265 15.10% 5,865 21.90% 6,780 22.98%

Other household types 170 9.69% 2,950 11.02% 3,415 11.58%

Source: 2001 data: 2001 Census – Statistics Canada, 2006 data: 2006 Census – Statistics Canada

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SOMMERVILLE

Age Distribution in Sommerville & City of Kawartha Lakes, 2001 (2006 for City of Kawartha Lakes)

Sommerville City of Kawartha Lakes

2001 % 2001 % 2006 %

Total - All persons 2,240 69,180 74565 Age 0-4 95 4.24% 3350 4.84% 3085 4.14% Age 5-14 250 11.16% 9,495 13.73% 8800 11.80% Age 15-19 125 5.58% 4710 6.81% 5060 6.79% Age 20-24 75 3.35% 3245 4.69% 3900 5.23% Age 25-44 490 21.88% 17,080 24.69% 16270 21.82% Age 45-54 355 15.85% 10,225 14.78% 12285 16.48% Age 55-64 355 15.85% 7,915 11.44% 10620 14.24% Age 65-74 320 14.29% 7,305 10.56% 7545 10.12% Age 75-84 145 6.47% 4,530 6.55% 5325 7.14% Age 85 < 30 1.34% 1325 1.92% 1665 2.23%

Median age of population 47.7 42.1 45.1 % of population ages 15 < 84.80% 81.43% 84.05%

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Source: 2001 data: 2001 Census – Statistics Canada, 2006 data: 2006 Census – Statistics Canada

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Family Status in Sommerville & City of Kawartha Lakes, 2001 (2006 for City of Kawartha Lakes)

Sommerville City of Kawartha Lakes

% Family Status 2001 % 2001 % 2006 % Change, 2001-06 Total number of families 720 20,710 22,535 8.81%

Number of married-couple families 540 75.00% 16,260 78.51% 16,920 75.08% -3.43%

Number of common-law couple families 110 15.28% 2,165 10.45% 2,955 13.11% 2.66%

Number of lone-parent families 75 10.42% 2290 11.06% 2,660 11.80% 0.75%

Number of female lone-parent families 55 7.64% 1785 8.62% 2,090 9.27% 0.66%

Number of male lone-parent families 15 2.08% 500 2.41% 570 2.53% 0.12%

Source: 2001 data: 2001 Census – Statistics Canada, 2006 data: 2006 Census – Statistics Canada

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2. Local Services Profiles

Information provided by individual agencies/organizations

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Prog Agency & Geog. Fiscal & Base # of Clients PROGRAM Program Description Client Population Beds Type Catchment Area Resources Served ‘06

Trillium Lakelands P1 District School Board Catholic School P2 Board HKPR District Health - promote the health of children and -Families with Fiscal - 65% prov., P3 Child Health Unit youth children 0-19 35% mun. 65% Fiscal - HKPR District Health - info & services to promote healthy Parents, Youth, P4 Sexual Health 65% prov. 35% Unit sexuality Young Adults mun. Healthy Babies HKPR District Health P5 Healthy Children Unit Reproductive HKPR District Health Males / Females of Fiscal - 65% prov. P6 - info to support healthy pregnancies Health Unit reproductive years 35% mun. 0 - 17 yrs of age, on Fiscal- Portion of Medical and -funding to families to support or enable P7 City of K. Lakes SSD social assis.or low $25,000, no set N/A N/A Health Support access to health care income family amount Rural Outreach South (catchm: Ontario Early Years Play & learn program, parenting skills, Parents / caregivers P8 - 441 N/A rural Hal. C of K Centre relatnshp. building, learning & children Lakes, Brock) Lindsay Early Learning Ontario Early Years Play & learn program, parenting skills, Parents / caregivers P9 - - N/A (catchm: Centre relatnshp.building, learning & children Lindsay) Fenelon Falls Ontario Early Years Play & learn program, parenting skills, Parents / caregivers P10 Early Learning - - N/A Centre relatnshp. building, learning & children Program Base: $707,025 Formal Child -financial support for families to access -low income families P11 City of K. Lakes SSD Munic. 20%, MCYS Care licensed child care with children 0 –12 80 % financial support for families to - families receiving Fiscal: $56,250 Informal Ch. P12 City of K. Lakes SSD purchase informal child care – Ont. Works with Munic. 20%, MCYS 54 N/A Care Ont Works unduplicated –count once children 0 -12 80 % Preparation of a guide to provide info Fiscal $25,000 Community - low income families P13 City of K. Lakes SSD on housing, child care , and family National Child N/A N/A Guide with children 0 –17 services Benefit

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Prog Agency & Geog. Fiscal & Base # of Clients PROGRAM Program Description Client Population Beds Type Catchment Area Resources Served ‘06

Fiscal $9,500 Funding to complete paternity test on - low income families P14 Paternity Testing City of K. Lakes SSD National Child N/A N/A potential biological father of child with children 0 –17 Benefit Fiscal $60,000 -financial support to improve the health P15 Recreation City of K. Lakes SSD Children 0 -17 National Child N/A N/A & well-being of children Benefit Financial support towards program Families with children Fiscal $ 24,500 P16 School’s Cool City of K. Lakes SSD N/A N/A costs 0 -8 time limited Fiscal $256,838 CKL Boys & Girls Sports & Fed. Prov, Mun. 1500 /yr. P17 Club, (Catchm. N/A Recreation grants, Un. Way, aprox. Lindsay and area) Spnshp Userfees Reach Youth CKL Boys & Girls Individual and group counselling in area P18 - children 5 –19 yrs Base: $114,941 120 / yr. N/A Support Club schools -school/ community Mile High CKL Boys & Girls Fiscal 106,460 Fed. P19 High quality rec programs groups & fam. 7 – 19 247 / yr. N/A Adventures Club Grants & user fees yr olds Licensed Child CKL Boys & Girls Families with children Fiscal $158,439 90 / yr. P20 Licensed child care programs N/A Care Club 2-12 yrs CofKL, user fees approx Programs to promote positive leisure Registered Families Community / CKL Boys & Girls P21 lifestyles; a sense of belonging; positive and children 5 –19 Fiscal $237,700 680 approx. N/A Member Services Club values yrs City of K. Lakes SSD Santa Claus - funding to purchase Christmas -families with children P22 (catchm.:C. f K. Fiscal $2,000 TBD N/A Stocking Fund Stckngs 0 -17 Lakes) 1912 City of K. Lakes SSD Agreements with service providers to Base $109,910 Unduplicate P23 Homelessness (catchm.:C. f K. offer shelter and support services for N/A N/A MYCS d count once Lakes) homelessness preven. only Recreation and Leisure club – builds on 13-21 (18-21 if in skills learned (numeration, money, school), intellectual dexterity); physical activities (sports, $20,803 base EI24 Teens on the Go Community Living KL disability who may 18/year walking, swimming); learning funding also have behavioural appropriate social behaviour in a challenges broader community

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Prog Agency & Geog. Fiscal & Base # of Clients PROGRAM Program Description Client Population Beds Type Catchment Area Resources Served ‘06

Base $578,841 City of K. Lakes SSD - support through resource consultants, Children 0 –12 in Fed.& Munic. Special Needs 230 EI25 (catchm.:C. f K. staffing, equipm. supplies to families & need of additional grants; Fndtns; N/A Resourcing childrene Lakes) agencies support Un.Way; Dntions; Prjcts User Fees Infant CKL Boys & Girls EI26 development Club programme City of K. Lakes SSD Funding to agencies to enable Families with $25,000 National EI27 Food Network (catchm.:C. f K. purchase of food items for the food TBD N/A children, 0 - 17 Child Benefit Lakes) bank City of K. Lakes SSD Base $200,000 or Emergency Agreement with shelter to provide EI28 (catchm.:C. f K. varies as nec. Mun. over 400 Shelter temporary emergency shelter Lakes) 20%,MCYS 80% City of K. Lakes SSD Fiscal $20,100 Purchase 55 good food boxes for C. of Families with children EI29 Good Food Box (catchm.:C. of K. National Child 1116 N/A Hal. For families with children 0 - 17. 0 - 17 Lakes) Benefit Information, support advocacy and Families with children Base: $165,228.00 315 EI30 Family Supports Community Living KL referrals for families re: intellectual N/A 6 – 18 yrs of age individuals disabilities Consultants work with children who Preschool have identified delays in their 0-6 years of age who 155 EI31 Resource Community Living KL development; play-based programmes; have identified delays children/year Programme helps link families with community in their development resources Funding in licensed childcare programmes to hire additional staff to Children 0-12 Day Nurseries EI32 Community Living KL enhance the child/staff ratio; inclusive of identified delays in $229,536 50+ year Funding children with delays in their development development 2 adlt Staffed accommodation for planned Base: $79,100.00 EI33 Respite House Community Living KL Birth to death 28 / year or 2 respite care for up to 48 hrs chld 4-14 intellectual Inclusive Day Camp funding for physical disability or EI34 Kids Together Community Living KL complex care children; partnered with $16,000 14 children behavioural Boys & Girls Club challenges

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Prog Agency & Geog. Fiscal & Base # of Clients PROGRAM Program Description Client Population Beds Type Catchment Area Resources Served ‘06

Community Directory/database of screened care- Connections All ages needing 50-75 EI35 Community Living KL providers hourly or overnight respite in $17,500 fiscal Caregiver caregivers individuals their homes Registry Provides intensive coordination to Case Children’s Services Children/Youth aged Base: EI36 children, youth & families with high 50 / year N/A Coordination Council 0-18 with high needs $110,996.00 needs 165 –200 Intake & KH Children’s Aid Screening & investigation of children at Children 0 –16 and - ongoing EI37 investigation Soc. risk their caregivers MYCS investgns/ mo 150 apps/yr Legal & KH Children’s Aid Child protection during legal processes Families and children - 18 trials EI38 Mediation - Soc. re: child abuse 0 -16 MCYS Prrep Services 30fams/yr. Four Counties Family Free info & help on issues related to Family Law Couples involved or Court Mediation separation/divorce and referrals to Ministry of Attorney EI39 Information affected by Service serving 4 community service agencies. Also offer General Centre separation/divorce counties brief on-site mediation at Court Four Counties Family Couples involved or Separating Court Mediation Free monthly information seminars for EI40 affected by 100 Spouses Service serving 4 separating couples separation/divorce counties Four Counties Family Couples involved or Mediation (off- Court Mediation Subsidized mediation services for EI41 affected by 242 site) Service serving 4 separating couples separation/divorce counties Kawartha Family Court ordered Court Assessment Child welfare, youth court, and Children 0-18 and Various funding EI42 assessments Service – serving 4 custody/access assessments parents sources counties Adult Protection Tri-County Behavioral EI43 Services Services Post Charg, Non- Peterborough Youth EI44 Custody Services John Howard Society EI45 Pre-Charge CSO V/H

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Prog Agency & Geog. Fiscal & Base # of Clients PROGRAM Program Description Client Population Beds Type Catchment Area Resources Served ‘06

Youth Justice EI46 (Peterborough, Lindsay, Haliburton) -consultation / advice to families on Children 0 –19 who Base $82,280 05- Five Counties EI47 Medical Services medical issues, specialized clinics, are clients of the 06 453 Children’s Services outreach centre MCYS Computers for Learning Disabilities Year round tutoring program with 1-1 EI48 Literacy of Peterborough instruction Five Counties -school aged children n/a under cntrct School Health Children’s Services Speech, Oc. Therapy/ physiotherapy at with speech / phys. T49 with the loc.Access N/A Support Services (Hal. C. of K. Lakes, school Disabilities/ fine Cntrs Ptrbo, Northum.) motors difficulties -Families & their Five Counties Counselling and info to support Base $135.326 T50 Family Services children 0–19 with 127 Children’s Services families/children with phys. disabilities MCYS phys. disabilities Augmentitative Helps children improve their Children / youth 2 – Base $388,779 Five Counties Included in T51 Communication communicate through technology & 21 with physical (05-06) Children’s Services SLP and OT Service adaptations disablilites MCYS - chldrn 0 –6 with dev. Base $400,644 Occupational Five Counties Assessment, treatment and consultation /phys. disabilities, 6 – 468 includes T52 (05 –06_ Therapy Children’s Services for children with disabilities 19 with disab./ brain ACS MCYS injuries Tri-Regional Screening, treatment & support for O – 6 with or at risk of Base $75,808 (05 – Five Counties Stat kept by T53 Infant Hearing families & infants with permanent permanent hearing 06) MCYS thru Children’s Services Tri-Reg IHP Program hearing loss loss Mrkv-StHsp Children 0 –19 with Base $392,521 Five Counties Assess & treat children & youth with T54 Physiotherapy physical disabilities, (05 –06) 526 Children’s Services movement problems delays or at-risk MCYS Support to families & community for Therapeutic Five Counties Base $ 93,399 ( 05 T55 inclusion of children with disabilities in Children 2 - 19 80 Recreation Children’s Services –06) MCYS leisure activities Base $1,060,507 Children 2 – 6, 0 –12 Special Needs Five Counties Support for children with dev. difficulties C. of Ptrbo (05/06 290 (Jan – T56 in licenced childcare Resourcing Children’s Services & families /childcare providers excluding Best Dec. ’05) cntrs Start)

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Prog Agency & Geog. Fiscal & Base # of Clients PROGRAM Program Description Client Population Beds Type Catchment Area Resources Served ‘06

Base $831,038 (05 1119 Speech and Assessment, treatment and support for - chldrn 0 –6 with Five Counties –06),MCYS and includes T57 Language children with speech and language speech/language Children’s Services MCYS (HKPR- PSL (05 – Therapy difficulties disorders PSL) 06) Permanency KH Children’s Aid Permanancy planning for children in 0 –18 and their T58 MCYS @330 N/A Program Soc. Society’s long term care caregivers -up to 20 Clinical & fams. for 12 KH Children’s Aid Volunteer prgm, 12 Ways AND T59 Program 0 -16 MCYS Ways, 135 Soc. Supervised Access program supports Supports for Access Cntr. Family Services KH Children’s Aid Ensure protection of children at risk of Children 0 –16 and Mnthly aver. T60 Ongoing Child MCYS N/A Soc. or experiencing abuse their caregivers 445 families Protection KH Children’s Aid Foster care and group care alternatives Over 300 in Foster T61 Resources N/A MCYS Soc. programs care Care Tri-County Community Support Adult Protective 18 years and up with T62 Services Advocacy & Instrumental Counselling MCSS Services intellectual disability Peterborough, City of K. L & Haliburton 14 year+, adults with Tri-County intellectual disab., Transitional Age Community Support Transitional planning from age 14, case T63 wards of CAS or Youth Services Services HKPR co-ord., selected case manag. Complex Care with region & Durham Child. Case Co-ord. Tri- County Behavioral Behavioral Services Mediator-based services to facilitate Adults (over age 18) Base: $623,158 T64 Consultation (catchm: Hal. growth & cmmnty participation of adults with intellectual 150 MCSS Services - Adults Northmb., Ptbo & C. with intellectual and dev. disabilities disabilities of Kawartha Lakes) Behavioral Mediator-based services to facilitate Tri- County Children aged 2 to 18 Consultation growth & community participation of Base: $434,777 T65 Community Support with dev. / intellect. 150 Services - children & yth with intell. & dev. MCYS Servict HKPR Region disabilities Children disabilities

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Prog Agency & Geog. Fiscal & Base # of Clients PROGRAM Program Description Client Population Beds Type Catchment Area Resources Served ‘06

Adults with intell. disab. who’ve been Transitional planning, case coord. & crown wards of CAS Base: Transitional Age Tri- County selected case mngmt & transfer of or Complex Care T66 $1,030,138 40 Youth Services Behavioral Services paym. for private placem. (Outside Paid Special Needs MCSS Resources) Individuals with Children’s Case Co- ord. Individuals with MCYS through Central East Tri-Cnty Bhavioral Intensive Behaviour Intervention & T67 Autism Spectrum Kinark Child & Autism Program Serv. HKPR region Transition Support Services Disorder Family SErvices Assessment, case mngmnt & CKL Chimo Y. & Clinical coordination for Children youth who T68 Fam. S. (City of K. Children 0 -16 Base: $117,309 100 /year N/A Response have been physically or sexually Lakes) abused CKL Chimo Y. & Base Fam. S. Improvement of family self- Families with children 35 + 143 T69 Family Response $65,328 N/A (catch. C. of K. management and interaction skills 0 - 16 =177 MCS Lakes) CKL Chimo Y. & Base: Int. Family Improve interaction and problem- Families with children T70 Fam. S. $81,758 26 +60 = 86 N/A Service 0 -6 solving skills of families with children 0 -16 (City of K. Lakes) MCYS Assessment & treatment recmds. CKL Chimo Y. & Intake , Impact through a variety of modalities, for Families with children Base 93 + 300 = T72 Fam. S. N/A Eval. Serv. families with children exprncd. soc / 0 -18 $3,000 MCYS 393 (City of K. Lakes) emot. / sexual abuse trauma CKL Chimo Y. & Mobile Crisis, One hour response to family crisis Families with children Base: 29 + 115 = T72 Fam. S. N/A Inten. Fam. situations (9-5 weekdays) 0 -18 $73,391 144 (City of K. Lakes) CKL Chimo Y. & Res. Prg. Base: T73 Fam. S. 14 16 Lakeside/Spruce $606,079 (City of K. Lakes) Time Lim. $8250 St CKL Chimo Y. & St. Thomas Short term intervention for students with Thom.Aquinas T74 Fam. S. Students Gr. 9 -12 18 N/A Individual social /beh./ acad. problems Cath.H.Sch. (City of K. Lakes)

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Prog Agency & Geog. Fiscal & Base # of Clients PROGRAM Program Description Client Population Beds Type Catchment Area Resources Served ‘06

Child & Youth RM Hospital Base: Sexual Abuse Sexual abuse crisis support and T75 Community Children 0 –18 $153,762 700 N/A Response treatment recovery to children Counselling Services MYCS Service Children 4 – 16 with TIME LIM. CKL Chimo Y. & T76 Witness Abuse Group counselling on violence & abuse history of family $ 15,000 Women’s 31 N/A Fam. Services abuse Resources Four Counties T77 Oakwood Agencies Post-Charge, John Howard Society T78 Convctn, Cstdy. V/H Community T79 Child Witness Counselling Res. Cntr Provide soc. / pysch. assessm. of C & FI Operating K Family Court Children 0 –16 and T80 children in need of protection & families Base $78,861 48 / yr. N/A Non-Res. Asses. Services parents in court on child welfare matters Information and program review to Res. Placement K Family Court Children 0 –18 in Fiscal /Base T81 improve residential care options and 70 / yr. N/A Adv. Comm. Asses. Services residential care $101,873 choices

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3. Local Services Data

Data by Source

Child Care, City of Kawartha Lakes (additional data to be secured) ...... 3-2

Best Start...... 3-6

Young Families Vulnerability Analysis...... 3-7

Social Assistance Data...... 3-9

Kawartha-Haliburton Children’s Aid Society ...... 3-11

Five Counties Children’s Centre ...... 3-14

Family Resource Centre / OEYC (data to be secured)...... 3-15

Community Police (data to be secured) ...... 3-16

Peterborough Victoria Northumberland and Clarington Catholic District School Board...... 3-17

Trillium Lakeland District School Board...... 3-19

Haliburton Kawartha Pine Ridge District Health Unit ...... 3-22

Family & Youth Clinic, Peterborough Regional Health Centre ...... 3-24

Community Living City of Kawartha Lakes ...... 3-25

Learning Disabilities of Peterborough ...... 3-26

Data as provided by local agencies/organizations

Local Services Data 3-1 ■ ■ CHILDREN’S SERVICES INFORMATION PROJECT – City of Kawartha Lakes

Child Care – City of Kawartha Lakes

(This applies to both Haliburton and City of Kawartha Lakes)

Child Care Fee Subsidy

% % % % % Ave. % DNA Fee Subsidy 2001 2002 change 2003 change 2004 change 2005 change 2006 change Totals change Programme Year 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2001-06

Families 157 183 16.56 172 -6.01 196 13.95 254 29.59 243 -4.33 1,205 9.95

Children 229 273 19.21 265 -2.93 290 9.43 368 26.90 344 -6.52 1,789 9.22

Days of care 15,527 19,496 25.56 20,667 6.01 20,793 0.61 23,896 14.92 27,640 15.67 128,019 12.55

Local Services Data 3-2 ■ ■ CHILDREN’S SERVICES INFORMATION PROJECT – City of Kawartha Lakes

Child Care Fee Subsidy Programme – City of Kawartha Lakes

% Change Fee Subsidy Programme 2004 2005 2006 2007 2004 - 07 Children served Formal Care

Children served Informal Care

Children Served Total

Families served Formal Care

Families served Informal Care

Families served Total

Days of Care FDE (Full Day Equivalent) Formal

Days of Care FDE (Full Day Equivalent) Informal

Days of Care FDE (Full Day Equivalent) Total

Explanation: O.Reg. 262 Subsection 8 (4) Parents who are eligible under the provision of the income test, as well as social assistance recipients, may be eligible for fee subsidies for children under 10 years of age (or up to 12 years of age where there are special circumstances) as per Subsection 8 (4) of the DNA. Parents of children with special needs may be eligible for fee subsidies for children under 18 years of age. Fee subsidy funds can be used to support full and part-time child care in licensed day nurseries and private-home day care agencies. Fee subsidies may also be available for school-age children from ages 6 – 12 years, or for children with special needs from ages 6 – 18 years enrolled in approved recreation programmes. Child care for recipients of financial assistance under the OW Act in approved employment assistance activities may be funded through Ontario Works Child Care.

Source: Family Services, City of Peterborough (2007)

Local Services Data 3-3 ■ ■ CHILDREN’S SERVICES INFORMATION PROJECT – City of Kawartha Lakes

Child Care Fee Subsidy Programme of City of Kawartha Lakes – Informal Child Care

% change 2004 2005 2006 2007 2004 - 2007

Children Learning, Earning & Parenting - informal Families

Children National Child Benefit

Families

Children Ontario Works Families

Children Summary Families

Local Services Data 3-4 ■ ■ CHILDREN’S SERVICES INFORMATION PROJECT – City of Kawartha Lakes

Child Care Fee Subsidy Programme of City of Kawartha Lakes – Formal Child Care

% change % change % change 2004 2005 2006 2007 2004 - 05 2004 - 06 2004 - 07

Children Day Nurseries Act Families

Children Learning, Earning & Parenting - Formal Families

Children Ontario works Families

Children ELCCP – Fee Subsidy DNA Families

Children Summary Families

Source: Social Services, City of Kawartha Lakes

Local Services Data 3-5 ■ ■ CHILDREN’S SERVICES INFORMATION PROJECT – City of Kawartha Lakes

Best Start Child Care Data

The following observations were taken from the 2007-08 Best Start Community Vision Phase Two: Building Up From the Foundation (June 2007).

 There are 24 schools with kindergartens spread across the City of Kawartha Lakes

Public Catholic Private Schools

17 5 2

 There is a high concentration of 0-6 year olds in the Omemee postal code area, but families in this border area tend to travel to Peterborough for services. The Health Unit’s Healthy Babies Healthy Children programme reports a jump in the number of births in the past year.  Bobcaygeon has a significant number of seniors (44% of residents were over 65 in the 2001) yet the number of early years families is stable and the OEYC Rural Mobile site there is well attended.  , Norland and have low family income levels for families with at least one child 0-6 years old, and issues exist regarding food security and transportation.  There is a new school in Coboconk with space to build a community hub.  Lindsay in the only ‘urban’ centre in the City of Kawartha Lakes and Haliburton. It has the highest concentration by far of early years children (1,290 children 0-6).  The town is seen to be significantly underserved for parenting programmes and child care compared to the population.  There are 11 schools with kindergartens within 15 km.  The school boards indicate that there is no space availability in the 11 Lindsay schools to integrate child care centres, so an alternate solution may need to be sought that recognizes the important linkage premise of Schools First.  There are 2 child care centre, 2 half day programmes and 1 nursery programme.

Local Services Data 3-6 ■ ■ CHILDREN’S SERVICES INFORMATION PROJECT – City of Kawartha Lakes Young Families Vulnerability Analysis # of children Couple family Low Income Lone Parenting EDI Postal Code General Area 0-6 years median income % % Phys Social Emo Lang Comm

K9V Lindsay 1,290 56,600 10.4% 31.1% yes yes

K0M 2M0 & K0M 2J0 Oakwood & Manilla 200 66,100 9.7% 18.8% yes

K0M 2C0 Little Britain 370 76,700 9.0% 13.3%

K0M 1L0 Dunsford 120 58,600 n/a 22.0% yes

K0M 1G0 & K0M 1E0 Cameron & Cambray 170 53,000 13.7% 20.2% yes

L0A 1A0, L0A 1K0 & 73,600; 76,800; Bethany, Pontypool & Janetville 450 n/a n/a yes L0B 1K0 76,800

K0L 2W0 & K0L 2X0 Omemee & Reaboro 310 68,200 6.6% 14.3% yes yes

K0M 2B0 n/a 46,500 n/a 25.0%

K0M 1N0 Fenelon Falls 290 58,200 15.2% 20.7% yes

K0L 1A0 Bobcaygeon 300 54,300 11.8% 22.6% yes yes

K0M 2T0 & K0M 1B0 Woodville & Bolsover 300 62,000 10.1% 17.5%

K0M 1K0 & K0M 2L0 Coboconk & Norland 130 55,900 16.3% 22.8%

K0M 2A0 & K0M 1C0 Kinmount & Burnt River 70 40,900 & 46,000 n/a n/a

K9V 4R5 & K9V 4R6 Downeyville area 170 59,000 & 67,000 n/a n/a

City of Kawartha Lakes 4,930 62,000

K0L 1M0, K0L 1M0 & Cardiff, Highland Grove & Harcourt 60 39,500 n/a 36.5% yes K0L 1X0

K0M 1S0 Haliburton village 310 54,400 15.8% 20.3% yes

K0M 2K0, KOL 1J0 & Minden, Carnarvon & Lochlin 290 51,300 14.2% 26.1% K0M 2G0

K0M 1X0 & 1R0 / K0L Irondale, Gooderham, Tory Hill & Wilberforce 60 37,300 n/a n/a 2Y0 & 3C0

K0M 2S0 & 1M0 & 1P0 West Guilford, Eagle Lake, Fort Irwin 50 54,900 14.6% 20.1%

Haliburton County 810 $50,500

Ontario median $65,600; Canada $61,300 If using these data in other reports, please cite: "Ontario Early Years HVB & UEY Kawartha Lakes Haliburton, StatsCan 2004” Source: Ontario Early Years HVB & UEY Kawartha Lakes Haliburton, StatsCan 2004.

Local Services Data 3-7 ■ ■ CHILDREN’S SERVICES INFORMATION PROJECT – City of Kawartha Lakes

Early Development Instrument Results

The Best Start Network completed its report “Best Start Community Local EDI results indicate: Vision: Phase Two” (June, 2007). In the report it identifies the Early  5 year olds in the City and County scored slightly higher on average Development Instrument (EDI) results. The EDI instrument was than the normative sample on all five domains. developed by the Offord Centre at McMaster University to measure  Despite this, we do have vulnerable children in neighbourhoods children’s readiness to learn at school – the child’s ability to meet the across our jurisdiction. We did have a higher than average task demands of school, such as being cooperative and sitting quietly percentage of children who scored in the lowest 25% on at least and listening to the teacher and to benefit from the school’s educational one domain (26.6% with 25.9% being the norm) as well as those activities. who scored in the lowest 25% on at least two domains (15.1% with The EDI measures how ready children are to begin learning at school by 12.9% being the norm), though this was not a statistically significant asking questions about five different areas of their early development: difference.  Physical health and well-being  Children who attended French Immersion did not do significantly  Social competence better in any of the domains.  Emotional maturity  Girls scored significantly higher than boys on all five domains.  Language and cognitive development  At this time, 5 year olds living in the postal code in the west end of  Communication skills and general knowledge. Haliburton County scored lower on average, than the central postal code neighbourhood. Results were not released for the eastern The EDI is completed by teachers for all children in kindergarten classes. postal cod neighbourhood because a number of students was too In the 2005/6 it was completed for over 90,000 children in various sites low. across Canada, including every senior kindergarten in the CMSM. Funding of the EDI for over 700 students was provided by the local  At this time, 5 year olds living in the postal code areas in the south Ontario Early Years Centre with the main office in Lindsay through end of the City of Kawartha Lakes scored lower than those living in project funding from the Ministry of Children & Youth Services. Further the north ed of CKL. analysis of EDI raw scores is completed by the Data Analysis Co- ordinator at the OEYC. Source: Best Start Community Vision Phase Two: Building Up From the Foundation The EDI measures the outcomes of children’s early years as they (June 2007). influence their readiness to learn at school. In other works, EDI results provide insight into how well we, as a community support your families and children in the pre-school years, before they step through the doors of school at four years old. The EDI does not provide diagnostic information on individual children, neither is it designed to measure the school’s performance.

Local Services Data 3-8 ■ ■ CHILDREN’S SERVICES INFORMATION PROJECT – City of Kawartha Lakes

Social Assistance Data

Household Data

2004 2005 (2006

Male Heads of Households 474 382 1,111

Female Heads of Household 573 599 1,193

# of Children in Household 253 511 1,472

Total # in Household 1,504 1,912 7,788 (Not of total of above figures)

Homelessness Status

2006

# at Imminent Risk of Homelessness 655

Imminent Risk, Remained Housed 421

At Risk of Homelessness 634

Experiencing Homelessness 822

Local Services Data 3-9 ■ ■ CHILDREN’S SERVICES INFORMATION PROJECT – City of Kawartha Lakes

Social Assistance: Services Required/Outcomes

2006

Personal Support Services 1,916

Households Served Living on Streets 33

Moved From Street to Temporary Accommodation 413

Moved From Street to Permanent Accommodation 24

Households Living in Temporary Accommodation 905

Households In Temporary Accommodation Moved to Permanent Accommodation 262

Retained Housing 1,055

Active Children Case Load

2004 2005 2006

Average 169 226 224

Source: City of Kawartha Lakes, Social Services

Local Services Data 3-10 ■ ■ CHILDREN’S SERVICES INFORMATION PROJECT – City of Kawartha Lakes

Kawartha Haliburton Children’s Aid Society

2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 Average

Total Days Care * 117,243 113,143 118,034 118,947 119,808 117,435

Children in Care ** 323 303 326 329 319 320 Average Number of Days Per Child 362.98 373.41 362.07 361.54 375.57 366.98

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Local Services Data 3-11 ■ ■ CHILDREN’S SERVICES INFORMATION PROJECT – City of Kawartha Lakes

Kawartha-Haliburton Children’s Aid Society – Children in Care, Legal Status by Age 3-Year Comparison – 2004 to 2007 Age 0-5 Years Age 6-11 Years Age 12 Years +

% % % 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 change change change Adoption Consent 0 1 6 600 % 0 0 0 0 % 0 0 0 0 %

Care by Agreement 2 5 3 50 % 4 11 4 0 % 13 8 9 -30 % Crown Ward no Access 24 20 24 0 % 18 20 15 -16 % 6 5 6 0 % Crown Ward with Access 3 1 2 -33 % 45 47 40 -11 % 110 118 111 1 % Extended Care & Maintenance 0 0 0 0 % 0 0 0 0 % 21 23 28 33 % Interim Care & Custody 19 25 19 0 % 15 14 17 13 % 19 12 21 10 %

Other Province Ward 2 1 1 -50 % 0 2 2 200 % 0 1 2 200 % Society Ward 5 2 1 -80 % 8 4 7 -12 % 9 10 1 -88 % Totals: 55 55 56 90 98 85 178 177 178

Local Services Data 3-12 ■ ■ CHILDREN’S SERVICES INFORMATION PROJECT – City of Kawartha Lakes

Kawartha-Haliburton Children’s Aid Society Total Days of Care Compared to Total Days of Group Home / Purchased Foster Care 5-Year Comparison 2002-2007

2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 Average

Total days of care 117,243 113,143 118,034 118,947 119,808 117,435 Total days of group home and purchased foster care 29,816 24,742 25,013 25,772 23,304 25,729.4

% of total days of care purchased 25.43% 21.87% 21.19% 21.67% 19.45% 21.92%

Source: Kawartha-Haliburton Children’s Aid Society

Local Services Data 3-13 ■ ■ CHILDREN’S SERVICES INFORMATION PROJECT – City of Kawartha Lakes

Five Counties Children’s Centre Children Served 2004 / 05 – 2006 / 07 City of Kawartha Lakes

% Change 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2004 to 2007

Occupational Therapy 149 122 183 22.8

Physiotherapy 160 143 189 18.1

Speech Therapy 334 357 393 17.6 (including Preschool Speech and Language)

Total Number of Children – All Services City of Kawartha Lakes

% Change 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2004 to 2007

City of Kawartha Lakes 643 622 765 20.0

Explanation: number of children served, not unduplicated (Through Ministry of Children & Youth Services)

Source: Five Counties Children’s Centre

Local Services Data 3-14 ■ ■ CHILDREN’S SERVICES INFORMATION PROJECT – City of Kawartha Lakes

Family Resource Centre / Ontario Early Years Centre

% change 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 from 2004 to 2007 Number of visits made by parents/caregivers Number of visits made by Children 0 - 6 Number of Parents/Caregivers Served Number of Children Served Number of Professionals in Workshops/Seminars

Source:

Local Services Data 3-15 ■ ■ CHILDREN’S SERVICES INFORMATION PROJECT – City of Kawartha Lakes

Community Police Service Data Youth Crime Statistics - Peterborough

% change % change 2005 2006 2007 2005 to 2006 2006 to 2007 Detention Break and enters Possession Threatening Weapons Assault Controlled drugs & substance act Mischief Sexual assault Theft from auto

Average number of crimes across types: Average % change:

Breach of Probation Extra judicial measures

Source:

Local Services Data 3-16 ■ ■ CHILDREN’S SERVICES INFORMATION PROJECT – City of Kawartha Lakes

Peterborough Victoria Northumberland Clarington Catholic District School Board

All Schools: Total Population City of Kawartha Lakes Schools

Total 10,216 1,645

Percentage (Figures rounded) 100.00% 16%

Local Services Data 3-17 ■ ■ CHILDREN’S SERVICES INFORMATION PROJECT – City of Kawartha Lakes

Peterborough Victoria Northumberland and Clarington Catholic School Board (These are projected numbers for 2007/2008) Total Elementary Population: 9621 Total High School Population: 5611

Actual Student Breakdown by grade Elementary Schools Total and Location Special Need # 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

224 Pope John Paul II Lindsay 12 18 20 24 28 30 30 30 20 269 St. Dominic Lindsay 25 32 19 32 31 28 39 29 46 52 St. John Kirkfield 8 6 3 2 6 2 8 11 11 193 St. Luke Downeyville 20 8 19 29 18 17 18 28 15 183 St. Mary Lindsay 18 16 17 21 19 22 22 21 33

Totals by Grade 84 82 81 112 107 105 124 127

High Schools 9 10 11 12

601 St. Thomas Lindsay 137 143 151 170 88

Note: the number of students per grade is based on projected enrolment for 2007-08 and the number of special needs students if based on June 07.(Special needs number under actual student total number)

Source: Peterborough Victoria Northumberland Clarington Catholic School Board

Local Services Data 3-18 ■ ■ CHILDREN’S SERVICES INFORMATION PROJECT – City of Kawartha Lakes

Trillium Lakelands District School Board, Schools Within the City of Kawartha Lakes Enrolments by Grade in the City of Kawartha Lakes, 31-Oct-06

School JK SK Gr. 1 Gr. 2 Gr. 3 Gr. 4 Gr. 5 Gr. 6 Gr. 7 Gr. 8 Sp. Ed. TOTAL Alexandra PS 12 17 22 19 24 20 26 20 160 Bobcaygeon PS 34 34 37 36 29 34 40 52 34 53 383 Central Senior 181 166 29 376 Dr. George Hall PS 25 43 49 39 50 45 76 59 62 58 506 Dunsford District ES 27 22 26 30 35 29 39 41 36 46 331 Fenelon Township PS 13 18 14 17 26 22 34 39 38 32 253 Grandview PS 43 45 61 55 47 74 325 Jack Callaghan PS 15 20 21 27 25 19 26 27 33 48 261 K. P. Manson PS 21 16 20 15 14 25 19 26 22 24 202 King Albert PS 18 17 22 26 25 17 25 17 167 Lady Eaton ES 40 40 48 52 58 43 4 285 Lady MacKenzie PS 29 30 32 28 34 41 43 35 32 45 349 Langton PS 29 37 38 46 39 41 51 46 50 44 20 441 Leslie Frost PS 59 59 73 52 62 36 47 51 26 21 486 Macaulay PS 23 25 26 29 24 18 25 41 34 39 284 Mariposa ES 37 39 35 49 44 38 49 46 43 46 426 Parkview PS 27 37 40 49 61 61 62 58 17 412 Queen Victoria PS 24 13 25 24 25 39 24 28 9 211 Ridgewood PS 19 33 36 39 28 41 45 40 48 44 373 Rolling Hills PS 70 85 67 72 294 Scott Young PS 56 73 71 69 6 275 Woodville ES 25 19 24 38 29 28 23 30 33 35 284 TOTAL BY GRADE 520 564 649 670 679 671 780 814 810 842 85 7084 AVERAGE 27.37 29.68 34.16 35.26 35.74 35.32 41.05 42.84 50.63 52.63 14.17 322

Local Services Data 3-19 ■ ■ CHILDREN’S SERVICES INFORMATION PROJECT – City of Kawartha Lakes

Trillium Lakelands District School Board High School Enrolment

High Schools Grade 9 Grade 10 Grade 11 Grade 12 Total Fenelon Falls SS 241 245 240 305 1031 I. E. Weldon SS 327 310 257 404 1298 Lindsay Collegiate Vocational Institute 240 211 241 299 991 Totals 808 766 738 1008 3320

Source: Trillium Lakelands District School Board, City of Kawartha Lakes

Local Services Data 3-20 ■ ■ CHILDREN’S SERVICES INFORMATION PROJECT – City of Kawartha Lakes

Kawartha Pine Ridge District School Board (KPRDSB) Peterborough Victoria Northumberland Clarington Catholic District School Board (PVNC) Trillium Lakelands District School Board

Students Suspended or Expelled for Boards and Province

Suspensions

2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 KPRDSB 3,609 PVNC 1,386 Trillium 2,402 Province 152,626

Expulsions

2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 KPRDSB 18 PVNC < 6 Trillium 28 Province 1,909

Explanation: Note that graphed results above should be interpreted with caution. Varying lengths of both suspension and expulsion as well as recidivism are not teased out as separate factors and may impact the interpretation of above results significantly..

Source: Kawartha-Haliburton Children’s Aid Society. As reported in September/October Board Report , selected years, 2002 - 2004and confirmed by boards in October 2005

Local Services Data 3-21 ■ ■ CHILDREN’S SERVICES INFORMATION PROJECT – City of Kawartha Lakes

Haliburton Kawartha & Pine Ridge District Health Unit Data Teenage Pregnancy Rate (age 15-19)

HKPR District Health Unit Area Ontario Pregnancy rate Pregnancy rate Year # Pregnancies per 1,000 women # Pregnancies per 1000 women 15-19 years of age 15-19 years of age 2000 178 32.1 12,528 32.8 2001 165 27.0 12,155 31 2002 181 31.4 11,643 29 2003 178 30.3 11,225 28

This rate includes live births, stillbirths and hospital abortions for females 15-19 years. Please note that reported rates might be slightly lower than the actual rate of women who become pregnant, as spontaneous abortions are not included. Definitions: Teen Pregnancy Rate: The number of live births, still births and therapeutic abortions to women 15 to 19 years per 1,000 women aged 15 to 19 in the population

Limitations: Reported rates may be slightly lower than the actual rate of women who become pregnant. The rate does not include home births and data on miscarriages. The rate is based on the number of live births, stillbirths and abortions rather than the number of fetuses. It does not take into account multiple births. Source: Live Birth & Stillbirth Data: Ontario Ministry of Health, Health Planning Branch – PHPDB; Therapeutic Abortion Data: Ontario Ministry of Health, Public Health Branch – HELPS; Population Estimates: Ontario Ministry of Health, Health Planning Branch - PHPDB

Local Services Data 3-22 ■ ■ CHILDREN’S SERVICES INFORMATION PROJECT – City of Kawartha Lakes

Total Fertility Rate (Age 15-19)

HKPR District Health Unit Ontario

Fertility rate Fertility Rate Population estimate Year # Live births per 1,000 # Live births per 1,000 female 15-19 years (15-19 years) (15-19 years) 2000 89 5537 16.1 5307 13.89 2001 67 5621 11.9 5068 12.92 2002 72 5763 12.5 4765 11.96 2003 77 5879 13.1 4699 11.72 2004 67 5905 11.3 4345 10.75

Source: Ontario Live Birth Data 1986-2004. Provincial Health Planning Database (PHPDB), Health Planning Branch, Ontario MOHLTC

Local Services Data 3-23 ■ ■ CHILDREN’S SERVICES INFORMATION PROJECT – City of Kawartha Lakes

Peterborough Regional Health Centre - Youth Disorders Presenting Issues on Referral 2005/06 – 2007/98

Total Youth Total Youth Total Youth Referrals Referrals Referrals 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08* Total Number of Youth Patients Active 334 329 175

Presenting Issue A - Suicidal Risk 13 15 9 B - Violence/Anger 80 83 279 C - Depression 60 60 42 D - Anxiety 58 54 25 E - Family Conflict 10 22 14 F - Conduct Disorder 5 8 3 G – Conditions associated with psychosomatic including diabetes, asthma 4 3 3 H - Thought Disturbance 2 3 4 I – Development, cognitive, sensory motor, ADHD 29 9 5 J - Eating Disorder 33 20 17 K - Reaction(Adjustment) 34 47 19 L - Inappropriate Sex.Disorder 1 3 1 M - School Phobia 0 0 0 N - Relationships with Peers 1 1 0 O - Unknown 1 1 5 Blank - Uncoded 0 0 0

Note: The 2007/2008 data is for 9 months to January 1 Source: Family & Youth Clinic, Peterborough Regional Health Centre Local Services Data 3-24 ■ ■ CHILDREN’S SERVICES INFORMATION PROJECT – City of Kawartha Lakes

Community Living City of Kawartha Lakes Number of People on Active Caseloads and Waiting List

2006/2007 Age Group Active Case Load % of Total Waiting List % of Total Less than 10 years 243 71% 70 29% 10 to 13 years 93 64% No wait list No wait list

14 to 17 years 13 9% No wait list No wait list

18 to 20 years 39 27% No wait list No wait list Total 388

2007/2008 (up to March 31, 2008) Age Group Active Case Load % of Total Waiting List % of Total Less than 10 years 155 75% 39 25%

10 to 13 years 29 69% 9 31%

14 to 17 years 4 50% 2 50% 18 to 20 years 12 33% 8 67% Total 200

Note: *Numbers may be slightly skewed, as the Preschool Resource Program, (0-6 years), runs on a calendar year, and the Family Supports Program, (6-18 years), runs on a fiscal year. (18 – 20 years was determined by the Building Bridges Program).* * The Preschool Resource Program has always run with a waiting list, where the decision to operate a waiting list for the Family Supports is very new

Source: Community Living City of Kawartha Lakes

Local Services Data 3-25 ■ ■ CHILDREN’S SERVICES INFORMATION PROJECT – City of Kawartha Lakes

Learning Disabilities Association of Peterborough

Program 2006-07

City of Kawartha Lakes Computers for Literacy Development 20

Source: Learning Disabilities Association of Peterborough

Local Services Data 3-26 ■ ■ CHILDREN’S SERVICES INFORMATION PROJECT – City of Kawartha Lakes

4. Maps

Note re 2006 Data: At the time this project was commissioned, some of the data from the 2006 Census had not been released. Future maps can contain updated information regarding income sources and employment statistics. The following table shows the number of children in the City of Kawartha Lakes This data is better represented in table form below, as representing it on a map does not present a useful comparison of these figures. This data would simply form 4 maps that were all the same colour.

Population of Children 2006 Age # of Children 0 to 4 years 3085 5 to 9 years 3855 10 to 14 years 4945 15 to 19 years 5060

Source: Statistics Canada; 2006 Census of Population., Statistics Canada. 2007. 2006 Community Profiles. 2006 Census. Statistics Canada Catalogue no. 92-591-XWE. Ottawa. Released March 13 2007

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5. Appendices

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Kawartha-Haliburton Children’s Aid Society...... 5-2 Five Counties Children’s Centre...... 5-5 Peterborough Victoria Northumberland and Clarington Catholic School Board ...... 5-6 Haliburton Kawartha & Pine Ridge District Health Unit ...... 5-12 Kawartha Lakes Haliburton Housing Corporation...... 5-15 Central East Local Health Integration Network ...... 5-16

Information provided by individual agencies/organizations

Appendices 5-1 ■ ■ CHILDREN’S SERVICES INFORMATION PROJECT – City of Kawartha Lakes

Kawartha-Haliburton Children’s Aid Society Legal Status of Children in Care

2004-2005 2005-2006 2006-2007

Adoption Consents 0 1 2

Care by Agreement (Voluntary) 25 18 29

Crown Ward no Access 43 46 43

Crown Ward with Access 158 161 159

Extended Care & Maintenance (over 18) 18 22 24

Interim Care & Custody 59 54 57

Society Ward 16 20 11

Other Province Ward 2 4 5

Other Society Ward 8 9 18

Total 329 335 348

Appendices 5-2 ■ ■ CHILDREN’S SERVICES INFORMATION PROJECT – City of Kawartha Lakes

Kawartha-Haliburton Children’s Aid Society City Of Kawartha Lakes Protection Cases By Reason For Service 3-Year Comparison

% Change from % Change from % Change from SERVICE REASON 2004-2005 2005-2006 2004-05 to 2006-2007 2005-06 to 2004-05 to 2005-06 2006-07 2006-07 Administrative 232 171 -26.29% 139 -18.71% -40.09%

Adult Violence 177 176 -0.56% 165 -6.25% -6.78%

Physical Harm 115 112 -2.61% 106 -5.36% -7.83%

Parental Problem 105 97 -7.62% 89 -8.25% -15.24%

Parent/Teen Conflict 90 79 -12.22% 47 -40.51% -47.78%

Physical Neglect 53 54 1.89% 48 -11.11% -9.43%

Sexual Harm 50 40 -20.00% 58 45.00% 16.00%

Lack of Supervision 48 40 -16.67% 38 -5.00% -20.83%

Caregiver Skill 43 32 -25.58% 32 0.00% -25.58%

Parental Response to Mental Illness 30 16 -46.67% 19 18.75% -36.67%

Ability to Protect 22 12 -45.45% 12 0.00% -45.45%

Emotional Harm 19 13 -31.58% 12 -7.69% -36.84%

Inappropriate Discipline/Threat of Harm 11 7 -36.36% 7 0.00% -36.36%

Caregiver History of Abuse 10 8 -20.00% 14 75.00% 40.00%

Parental Response to Physical Illness 8 19 137.50% 26 36.84% 225.00%

Child Abandoned 7 4 -42.86% 2 -50.00% -71.43%

Birth Planning 4 11 175.00% 30 172.73% 650.00%

Kinship Assessment 0 0 N. A. 24 2400% 2400%

Appendices 5-3 ■ ■ CHILDREN’S SERVICES INFORMATION PROJECT – City of Kawartha Lakes

Kawartha-Haliburton Children’s Aid Society Protection Cases by Reason of Service

County of Haliburton City of Kawartha Lakes County of Peterborough

2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07

Administrative 38 37 34 232 171 139 577 575 548 Adult Violence 32 56 35 177 176 165 537 610 588 Physical Harm 26 25 24 115 112 106 292 271 258 Parental Problem 23 15 18 105 97 89 266 318 296 Parent/Teen Conflict 19 17 36 90 79 47 215 250 271 Lack of Supervision 19 15 12 53 54 48 165 132 139 Sexual Harm 12 12 10 50 40 58 136 140 99 Physical Neglect 10 15 19 48 40 38 132 142 154 Caregiver Skill 8 8 3 43 32 32 88 105 82 Ability to Protect 8 2 2 30 16 19 59 57 51 Emotional Harm or Neglect 5 10 9 22 12 12 51 48 46 Parental Response to Mental Illness 5 1 4 19 13 12 46 62 66 Caregiver History of Abuse 4 0 3 11 7 7 34 41 23 Parental Response to Physical Illness 2 1 4 10 8 14 31 35 19 Birth Planning 1 3 4 8 19 26 26 39 51 Child Abandoned 1 0 0 7 4 2 24 14 14 Inappropriate Discipline/Threat of Harm 0 2 0 4 11 30 21 16 13 Kinship Assessment 0 0 2 0 0 24 0 2 72

Source: Kawartha-Haliburton Children’s Aid Society

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Five Counties Children’s Centre Clients Served 2006-2007

Occupational Therapy 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 % change

Peterborough 292 256 383 31.16%

City of Kawartha Lakes 149 122 183 22.82%

Haliburton 14 12 18 28.57%

Northumberland 57 59 94 64.91%

Physiotherapy 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 % change

Peterborough 331 276 345 4.23%

City of Kawartha Lakes 160 143 189 18.13%

Haliburton 16 14 13 -18.75%

Northumberland 86 72 81 -5.81%

Speech Therapy (including Preschool Speech 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 % change and Language) Peterborough 516 534 691 33.91%

City of Kawartha Lakes 334 357 393 17.66%

Haliburton 59 47 37 -37.29%

Northumberland 166 147 154 -7.23%

Source: Five Counties Children’s Centre

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Peterborough Victoria Northumberland Clarington Catholic School Board

All Schools: Total Peterborough City Peterborough County Northumberland City of Kawartha Population Schools Schools County Schools Lakes Schools

10,216 5,172 955 2,444 1,645

100% 51% 9% 24% 16%

Source: Peterborough Victoria Northumberland and Clarington Catholic School Board

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Peterborough Victoria Northumberland and Clarington Catholic School Board Total Student Population Total Elementary Population: 9621 Total High School Population: 5611

Actual Special Needs Students Breakdown by Grade Elementary Total per Student Location Schools % of Total school Total Total Gr 1 Gr 2 Gr 3 Gr 4 Gr 5 Gr 6 Gr 7 Gr 8 RANKED St. John 52 11 21.15% Kirkfield 8 6 3 2 6 2 8 11 46 St. Mary 183 33 18.03% Lindsay 18 16 17 21 19 22 22 21 156 St. Dominic 269 46 17.10% Lindsay 25 32 19 32 31 28 39 29 235 Notre Dame 251 33 13.15% Cobourg 26 16 23 22 22 26 46 56 237 St. Paul 222 29 13.06% Norwood 21 22 20 23 25 21 25 24 181 St. Anthony 201 25 12.44% Port Hope - - - 34 35 41 37 54 201 St. Patrick 288 35 12.15% Ptbo 38 29 23 25 27 25 31 18 216 St. Mary 197 23 11.68% Grafton 18 23 13 24 23 24 24 24 173 St. Elizabeth 446 52 11.66% Bowmanville 48 51 45 51 42 53 51 49 390 St. Francis of Assisi 416 44 10.58% Newcastle 25 26 38 49 49 43 44 64 338 Msgr. O’Donoghue 341 36 10.56% Ptbo 24 25 32 33 30 45 51 57 297 St. Joseph 209 20 9.57% Cobourg 20 15 18 14 27 28 18 37 177 Pope John Paul II 224 20 8.93% Lindsay 12 18 20 24 28 30 30 30 192 St. Mary 171 15 8.77% Campbellford 18 16 18 18 19 31 19 14 153 Mother Teresa 401 35 8.73% Courtice 29 22 35 47 38 50 51 61 333 St. Catherine 660 52 7.88% Ptbo 83 48 67 55 59 62 73 82 529 St. John 241 19 7.88% Ptbo 25 24 230 24 23 29 24 34 413 St. Luke 193 15 7.77% Downeyville 20 8 19 29 18 17 18 28 157 Good Shepherd 700 54 7.71% Courtice 77 57 72 76 80 84 84 80 610 St. Michael 182 14 7.69% Cobourg 18 25 29 22 18 23 - - 135 St. Teresa 260 20 7.69% Ptbo 16 28 20 25 24 33 30 39 215 St. Martin 350 26 7.43% Ennismore 28 35 34 36 23 38 43 40 277 St. Joseph 153 11 7.19% Douro 19 11 12 21 10 18 22 23 136

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Actual Special Needs Students Breakdown by Grade Elementary Total per Student Location Schools % of Total school Total Total Gr 1 Gr 2 Gr 3 Gr 4 Gr 5 Gr 6 Gr 7 Gr 8 RANKED Immaculate 209 15 7.18% Ptbo 21 21 20 20 21 23 20 29 175 Conception St. Mary 146 10 6.85% Port Hope 38 30 22 - - - - - 90 Msgr. Leo Cleary 224 15 6.70% Courtice 19 18 23 25 23 39 24 24 195 St. Anne 440 29 6.59% Ptbo 49 48 55 38 46 59 44 50 389 St. Paul 219 13 5.94% Lakefield 25 16 22 17 29 25 25 23 182 St. Alphonsus 263 15 5.70% Ptbo 20 27 27 27 29 27 41 29 227 St. Joseph 411 16 3.89% Bowmanville 56 39 50 42 35 40 35 22 319 Holy Family ** 625 0 0.00% Bowmanville 47 49 74 77 64 65 76 79 531 Totals 1838 1648 2262 1978 1898 2186 2182 2348 16340

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Peterborough Victoria Northumberland and Clarington Catholic School Board Total Student Population Summary of Grade Populations Elementary Schools

Special Needs Special Needs Total of all Actual Students as Elementary Schools Students Location grades per Student Total % of Total Total school RANKED St. John 52 11 21.15% Kirkfield 46

St. Mary 183 33 18.03% Lindsay 156

St. Dominic 269 46 17.10% Lindsay 235

Notre Dame 251 33 13.15% Cobourg 237

St. Paul 222 29 13.06% Norwood 181

St. Anthony 201 25 12.44% Port Hope 201

St. Patrick 288 35 12.15% Ptbo 216

St. Mary 197 23 11.68% Grafton 173

St. Elizabeth 446 52 11.66% Bowmanville 390

St. Francis of Assisi 416 44 10.58% Newcastle 338

Msgr. O’Donoghue 341 36 10.56% Ptbo 297

St. Joseph 209 20 9.57% Cobourg 177

St. Paul 330 30 9.09% Ptbo 265

Pope John Paul II 224 20 8.93% Lindsay 192

St. Mary 171 15 8.77% Campbellford 153

Mother Teresa 401 35 8.73% Courtice 333

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St. John 241 19 7.88% Ptbo 413

St. Luke 193 15 7.77% Downeyville 157

Good Shepherd 700 54 7.71% Courtice 610

St. Michael 182 14 7.69% Cobourg 135

St. Teresa 260 20 7.69% Ptbo 215

St. Martin 350 26 7.43% Ennismore 277

St. Joseph 153 11 7.19% Douro 136

Immaculate Conception 209 15 7.18% Ptbo 175

St. Mary 146 10 6.85% Port Hope 90

Msgr. Leo Cleary 224 15 6.70% Courtice 195

St. Anne 440 29 6.59% Ptbo 389

St. Paul 219 13 5.94% Lakefield 182

St. Alphonsus 263 15 5.70% Ptbo 227

St. Joseph 411 16 3.89% Bowmanville 319

Holy Family ** 625 0 0.00% Bowmanville 531

Totals 16340

Average of Special needs >> >> 9.40%

Std. Dev. 0.04%

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Peterborough Victoria Northumberland and Clarington Catholic School Board High Schools

Special Needs Breakdown by Grade Actual Special Students as % Student Needs Location of Total Total Students Gr 9 Gr 10 Gr 11 Gr 12 RANKED

St. Peter 1363 214 15.70% Ptbo 304 338 322 399

Holy Cross 826 127 15.38% Ptbo 177 226 194 229

St. Thomas 601 88 14.64% Lindsay 137 143 151 170

St. Mary 1009 136 13.48% Cobourg 199 251 275 284

St. Stephen 915 114 12.46% Bowmanville 220 209 213 273

Holy Trinity 897 92 10.26% Courtice 270 198 217 212

Totals 1307 1365 1372 1567

Ave. of special needs 13.65%

Standard Deviation 11.9%

Source: Peterborough Victoria Northumberland Clarington Catholic School Board

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Haliburton Kawartha & Pine Ridge District Health Unit Causes of death among children of age group 0-19 years, in HKPR district for the year 2004

Leading Causes of Death HKPR District, Ages 0-19 years, Males and Females, 2004, total deaths = 19

Diseases of the Urinary system 5.26

s Acute Myeloid Leukaemia 5.26 h t a e Meningitis 5.26 d

l a t Congenital malformations 5.26 o t

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n ill defined and unspecified 10.53 e c r

e residual category

p 10.53 Perinatal conditions 21.05 transport accidents/ other accidents 36.84

0 10 20 30 40 50

Source: Provincial Health Planning Data Base (PHPDB), Ontario MOHLTC, August, 2007

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Cancer in Children & Adolescents The most commonly diagnosed cancers among children and adolescents (0-19) between 1979 and 2001 were:

Diagnoses Count Percentage Leukemia 38 24.84% Brain 26 16.99% Non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma 18 11.76% Hodgkin’s disease 12 7.84% Bone & articular cartilage 10 6.54%

Source: To the Point: Cancer in the HKPR District, HKPR District Health Unit

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The Cost of Healthy Eating The following information is taken from the HKPR District Health Unit’s report “Cost of Health Eating Report, 2005):

Weekly cost of a Nutritious Food Basket for:

Single man 19-24 years $40.60

Single mother 25-49 years + girl 7-9 years $53.11

Family of 4 (man & woman, 25-49 years, boy 13-15 years, girl 7-9 years) $129.37

Family of 4 (man & woman, 25-49 years, boy 16-18 years, girl 13-15 years $142.15

Weekly cost of Food in Haliburton & Northumberland Counties & the City of Kawartha Lakes (2005)

Sex/group Age Cost per Week

1 year $15.11 Child 2-3 years $15.86 4-6 years $20.89 7-9 years $25.02 10-12 years $31.28 Boy 13-15 years $36.78 16-18 years $42.87 7-9 years $24.22 10-12 years $28.87 Girl 13-15 years $30.91 16-18 years $29.43

Source: HKPR District Health Unit

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Kawartha Lakes Haliburton Housing Corporation Subsidized Housing

Number of subsidized units Families on waiting lists Average waiting time Number of Subsidized Units designated for families for housing for subsidized housing

Northumberland County 903 -316 111 2-3 years

Haliburton County 253 21 20 1-2 years

City of Kawartha Lakes 797 227 163 3-4 years

Source: Kawartha Lakes Haliburton Housing Corporation, 2005, Northumberland County community & Social Services, 2005, as reported in Caring for Our Children: A Report to the Community, HKPR District Health Unit, 2006

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Central East Local Health Integration Network Local Health Integration Network Comparative Data

Kawartha Peterborough Northumberlan Social & Demographic Characteristics Central East Ontario Haliburton Lakes City & County d Havelock

Annual population growth rate 1994-2004 (%) 3.1% 1.5% Not available Not available Not available Not available

% of lone parent families 24.5% 23.4% 20% 21% 25% 22%

% of population who are immigrants 32% 26% 10% 8% 9% 10%

% of population who are visible minorities 30% 19% 0% 1% 2% 2%

% of population of Aboriginal identify 0.9% 1.7% 1 % 1% 3% 2%

Labour Force participation rate 66% 67% 51% 60% 62% 62%

Unemployment rate 6% 6% 5% 7% 7% 7%

Incidence of Low Income 14% 14% 13% 10% 14% 9%

Source: Central East LHIN Environmental Scan, November 2006

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Percent of Low Birth Weight Babies

City of Peterborough Northumberland & Central East Ontario Haliburton Kawartha Lakes City & County Havelock

6% (1999-2001) 6% (1999-2001) 5% (2001-2003) 5% (2001-2003) 5% (2001-2003) 5% (2001-2003)

Source: Central East Local Health Integration Network Environmental Scan (November 2006)

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