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Northern Outcomes Group Turning the Curve Report Feb 2014 Northern Outcomes Group Turning the Curve (Interactive Maps) Analysis http://www.cypsp.org/maps-demographic.htm Information to Support Integrated Planning for Children and Young People in Northern Outcomes Area 1 April 2014 2 Contents Demography Total Person 0-17 years 4-5 Total Families with Dependent Children 6-7 Healthy Number of Births as of March 2013 8-9 Percentage of Mums who Smoke during Pregnancy (December 2013) 10-11 Percentage Mums who Breastfed at Hospital Discharge 2012/13 12-13 Children with a Disability in Receipt of DLA 0-15 years Rate per 1000 2012 14-15 Percentage of Dental Registrations against the GP Registrations of children Aged 0-5 years 2013 16-17 Health Card Registrations from Non- UK Nationals per 1000 Resident Population 2011 18-19 Enjoying, Learning and Achieving Percentage of Primary School Children (P1-P7) with English as an Additional Language 2012/13 20-21 Percentage of Post-Primary Children with English as an Additional Language 2012/13 22-23 Percentage of Primary School Children (P1-P7) with less than 85% Attendance 2012/13 24-25 Percentage of Post-Primary School Pupils with less than 85% Attendance 2012/13 26-27 Percentage of Primary School Children (P1-P7) Statemented 2012/13 28-29 Percentage of Post-Primary School Pupils Statemented 2012/13 30-31 Percentage of Leavers Achieving at Least 5 GCSE’s grades (A*- C) (or equiv) June 2012 32-33 Living in Safety and with Stability Domestic Abuse Motivations Incidents and Crimes 2011/12 34-35 Anti-Social Behaviour Incidents 2012/13 36-37 Road Traffic Casualties and Deaths 2012 38-39 Economic and Environmental Wellbeing Percentage of Children (0-15 years) in Income Support Households 2012 40-41 Lone Parents who are Income Support Claimants 2013 42-43 Percentage of Primary School Pupils with Free School Meal Entitlement 2012/13 44-45 Percentage of Post-Primary School Pupils with Free School Meal Entitlement 2012/13 46-47 Percentage of Children in Poverty (0-19 years) 2011 48-49 Contact Details 50 3 DEMOGRAPHICS The above map shows the population of children and young people within the Northern Outcomes Area aged 0 -17 at Census 2011. Mallusk has the highest number with 2,285 and the highest five areas are highlighted in the data table and geographically on the map. Overall there are approximately 109,320 children and young people living in the Northern Outcomes area. Figures below show the highest 5 in each LGD. 4 POPULATION 0-17 (CENSUS 2011) Antrim Ballymena Ballymoney Carrickfergus Coleraine Cookstown Larne Magherafelt Moyle Newtownabbey 5 DEMOGRAPHICS This map shows the total number of families across the Northern Outcomes area highlighting the 5 wards with the highest number of families. Again Mallusk has the highest number of families with dependent children = 1,314. Figures below show the highest 5 in each LGD. 6 TOTAL FAMILIES WITH DEPENDENT CHILDREN (CENSUS 2011) Antrim Ballymena Ballymoney Carrickfergus Coleraine Cookstown Larne Magherafelt Moyle Newtownabbey 7 HEALTHY The top 5 areas with the highest births in the Northern Outcomes Area for the year ending March 2013 are highlighted above with highest being Mallusk with 155 and this is trended in the time series chart over the last 7 years. Note: Trend lines should be read in conjunction with the data table i.e. highest as highlighted. 8 BIRTHS AT MARCH 2013 Antrim Cookstown Springfarm 87 The Loop 50 Massereene 84 Pomeroy 47 Aldergrove 84 Moneymore 46 Crumlin 58 Ardboe 44 Cranfield 42 Gortalowry 43 Ballymena Larne Glenravel 55 Kilwaughter 91 Dunclug 51 Ballycarry 34 Ardeevin 50 Island Magee 24 Ahoghill 50 Carnlough 24 Kells 48 Blackcave 22 Ballymoney Magherafelt Newhill 49 Draperstown 57 Seacon 44 Maghera 55 Dunloy 41 Swatragh 54 Carnany 35 Castledawson 52 The Vow 32 Tobermore 50 Carrickfergus Moyle Eden 44 Glentaisie 30 Clipperstown 35 Knocklayd 25 Woodburn 34 Armoy 21 Northland 32 Glenariff 16 Killycrot 30 Dalraiada 14 Coleraine Newtownabbey Ballysally 52 Mullusk 155 Churchland 50 Monkstown 57 Cross Glebe 43 Ballyclare South 57 Knocklynn 41 Doagh 54 Kilrea 40 Jordanstown 54 9 HEALTHY The worst 5 wards are highlighted here for percentage mums who smoke during pregnancy with Clipperstown being worst with 48%. The data table shows in descending order the top 20% of wards with the highest percentage of mums smoking during pregnancy. The Northern Outcomes Group average is depicted in pale orange on the Time Series Chart. The Northern Ireland average is the pale blue line. Note: Trend lines should be read in conjunction with the data table i.e. highest as highlighted. 10 MUMS SMOKING DURING PREGNANCY AT DEC 2013 Antrim Cookstown Stiles 44 Newbuildings 40 Greystone 38 Stawartstown 25 Ballycraigy 35 Tullagh 22 Fountain Hill 33 Moneymore 22 Farranshane 30 Killymoon 21 Ballymena Larne Harryville 37 Blackcave 40 Ballee 35 Ballyloran 38 Castle Demesne 35 Harbour 33 Dunclug 29 Town Parks 20 Moat 29 Carnlough 18 Ballymoney Magherafelt Killoquin Lower 40 Town Parks East Glebe 28 20 Route 28 Bellyaghy 19 Dervock 27 Town Parks West Killoquin Upper 17 16 Glebe 16 Upperlands 14 Carrickfergus Moyle Clipperstown 48 Glenshesk 29 Gortalee 42 Dunseverick 29 Sunnylands 32 Glendun 23 Northland 32 Ballylough 22 Knockagh 22 Knocklayd 18 Coleraine Newtownabbey Atlantic 42 Dunanney 35 Ballysally 31 Coole 34 Central 29 Abbey 28 Agivey 27 Monkstown 27 University 26 Valley 26 11 HEALTHY The worst 5 wards are highlighted here for percentage mums breastfeeding on discharge from hospital with Ballykeel being worst with 8.3%. The data table shows in ascending order the top 20% of wards with the lowest percentage of mums that breastfed at Hospital discharge. The Northern Outcomes Group average is depicted in pale orange on the Time Series Chart. The Northern Ireland average is the pale blue line. Note: Trend lines should be read in conjunction with the data table i.e. lowest as highlighted. 12 PERCENTAGE MUMS BREASTFEEDING AT MARCH 2013 Antrim Cookstown Farranshane 29.6 Ardboe 22.7 Toome 30 Coagh 36.4 Ballycraigy 30.6 Dunnamore 47.4 Crumlin 34.5 Gortalowry 46.5 Shilvodan 34.8 Killycolpy 33.3 Ballymena Larne Ballykeel 8.3 Ballyloran 10 Ballee 10.3 Craigy Hill 15.4 Ahoghill 24 Antiville 26.7 Dunclug 33.3 Town Parks 28.6 Haryville 33.3 Carncastle 28.6 Ballymoney Magherafelt Carnany 22.9 Upperlands 20 Fairhill 25.8 Gulladuff 24.1 Benvardin 29.2 Lecumpher 35.3 Ballyhoe &Corkey Bellaghy 36.4 30.8 Glebe 37.2 Seacon 34.1 Carrickfergus Moyle Sunnylands 21.4 Armoy 15.8 Love Lane 25 Knocklayd 20 Milebush 30 Bonamargy & Rathlin Northland 34.4 25 Victoria 34.6 Dunseverick 25 Carnmoon 25 Coleraine Newtownabbey Ballysally 23.1 Dunanney 22 Kilrea 25 Coole 23.5 Central 25.9 Hawthorne 25 Cross Glebe 28.6 Ballyclare North 26.7 Knocklynn 29.3 Whitehouse 30.8 13 HEALTHY When we look at the rate of children aged between 0 – 15 years who are in receipt of DLA Milebush has the highest rate of 96.2 which would equate to 9% of the 0-15 population. Ballyloran has consistently had the highest rate over the last 7 years peaking at 96.8 in 2010. The data table shows in descending order the top 20% of wards with the highest percentage of children 0-15 who are in receipt of DLA. Note: Trend lines should be read in conjunction with the data table. 14 0-15 YEAR OLDS IN RECEIPT OF DLA - DEC 2012 Antrim Cookstown Steeple 83.1 Killymoon 74.3 Ballycraigy 78.3 Killycolpy 54.3 Stiles 56 Newbuildings 50.9 Farranshane 50.6 Moneymore 49.8 Crumlin 48.2 Tullagh 48.9 Ballymena Larne Moat 88.5 Ballyloran 95.7 Ballee 64 Blackcave 83.3 Ballyloughran 51.5 Antiville 80.3 Broughshane 49.8 Harbour 67.6 Ballykeel 45.5 Carncastle 59.1 Ballymoney Magherafelt Stranocum 56.7 Lecumpher 56.1 Killoquin Upper Valley 50.6 55.9 Gulladuff 46.9 Killoquin Lower Town Parks West 55.7 43.2 Seacon 52.6 Lower Glenshane Carnany 49.1 43.1 Carrickfergus Moyle Milebush 96.2 Dalriada 60.4 Killycrot 58.3 Moss-side & Northland 57.8 Moyarget 50.8 Bluefield 41.9 Carnmoon 47.4 Woodburn 41.5 Armoy 46.5 Knocklayd 46.1 Coleraine Newtownabbey Atlantic 69.9 Hightown 76.5 Garvagh 50.6 Dunanney 63.6 University 49.9 Mossley 63.5 Kilrea 47.9 Ballyhenry 60.6 Cross Glebe 47.5 Valley 57.6 15 HEALTHY The worst 5 wards are highlighted here for percentage of children aged 0 – 5 who are registered with a Dentist with Central Coleraine being worst with 30.8%. The data table shows in ascending order the top 20% of wards with the lowest percentage of Dental Registrations against G.P Registrations children aged 0-5 years. The Northern Outcomes Group average is depicted in pale orange on the Time Series chart. The Northern Ireland average is the pale blue line. The map also shows the location of all Dental Practices across the area. It is interesting to note the higher registrations are in areas where there are fewer practices. Note: Trend lines should be read in conjunction with the data table i.e. lowest as highlighted. 16 0-5 DENTAL REGISTATIONS - DEC 2013 Antrim Cookstown Farranshane 37.7 Tullagh 46.8 Balloo 43 Newbuildings 51.2 Steeple 47.1 Moneymore 53.2 Ballycraigy 48 Killymoon 54 Greystone 48.6 Pomeroy 54.4 Ballymena Larne Harryville 37.3 Central 47.1 Dunclug 43.9 Craigy Hill 48.4 Castle Demesne Gardenmore 49.4 44.4 Carnlough 49.6 Ballykeel 45.3 Harbour 52.6 Summerfield 46.5 Ballymoney Magherafelt Route 43.2 Glebe 49.5 Newhill 50 Castledawson 53 Benvardin 50 Valley 54.2 Killoquin Upper Maghera 57.4 52.8 Upperlands 58.1 Carany 53.5 Carrickfergus Moyle Northland 45.4 Bonamargy & Rathlin Love Lane 47.6 42.1 Milebush 48.6 Glenaan 45.2 Sunnylands 49 Knocklayd 50.9 Gortalee 49.5 Ballylough 52.6 Bushmills 52.7 Coleraine Newtownabbey Central 30.8 Dunanney 42.1 Mount Sandel 36.3 Coole 42.3 Royal Portrush Whitehouse 43.4 38.3 Rostulla 44.5 Chuchland 42.4 Ballyclare South 46.3 Strand 42.5 17 HEALTHY When we look at the rate of health card registrations for non-UK nationals the majority are in Rostulla 43.2.
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