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Northamptonshire Hidden Needs Summary Northamptonshire has areas that are in the top 1 per cent most deprived nationally for education and skills, income and employment, health, crime and housing. On exploring the adult health and wellbeing in

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Northamptonshire Hidden Needs

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Northamptonshire has areas that are in the top 1 per cent most deprived nationally for education and skills, income and employment, health, crime and housing.

Life expectancy for males and females was lower in Corby and Northampton, with Daventry reporting also reporting lower female life expectancy.

smoking-related deaths alcohol-related hospital admissions self-harm- related hospital admissions

Summary

On exploring the adult health and wellbeing in Corby and Northampton, issues identifjed included:

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Population and Deprivation

4.5% increase in population, which exceeds national and regional growth trends

Those aged 65 years and over now account for 17.3% of the population.

The highest proportion of non- white British communities is the Asian community (3.67%) Followed by the Black Caribbean community (estimated at 2.45%)

Population and Growth

4.5% 65+

The highest proportions of older people are concentrated in Daventry, East Northamptonshire, South Northamptonshire and Wellingborough.

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20.1% of the population aged 15 years and under. The highest proportions of children and young people are concentrated in Corby, Kettering and Northampton.

CORBY NORTHAMPTON WELLINGBOROUGH KETTERING DAVENTRY

EAST NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SOUTH NORTHAMPTONSHIRE

20. 1%

Population and Deprivation

Deprivation

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As a snapshot of a year, Northamptonshire Community Foundation enabled donors to:

4172 14,046 1551 990

Population and Deprivation

Help 4172 people attend regular social activities who were identifjed as especially vulnerable Reduce social isolation for 14,046 people and got them connected to community activity and networks 1551 people were supported to achieve independent living 990 people started

n the pathway to

employability

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Children and Young People

Childhood poverty leads to negative health outcomes and premature mortality.

The proportion of children and young people under 16 years-old living in low incomes families was 15 per cent in Northamptonshire, lower than the national average (20.1 per cent). The areas with the highest proportion of children living in low income families are:

21,730

2700 8400 2900

Corby (20.1%) Wellingborough (18.9%) Northampton (19.1%)

Child poverty

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Children and Young People

Education

2012-2013 2013-2014 Corby 4.5 6 Daventry 4.3 4.8 East Northamptonshire 5.8 6.5 Kettering 5.2 4.7 Northampton 6.8 7.5 South Northamptonshire 2.6 2.2 Wellingborough 6.6 7.2

Education deprivation measures acknowledge the education, skills and training level for children, young people and adults.

Percentage of young people aged 16-24 Not in Education, Employment and Training:

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Children and Young People

Help 11,618 people access support services Provide 21,885 hours of community activity Enabled 28,944 people to take part in community activities Provide 2074 hours of education and training

11,618 21,885 28,944 2074

As a snapshot of a year, Northamptonshire Community Foundation enabled donors to:

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Health and Wellbeing

Corby

23.1%

Kettering

19.3%

Northampton

19.5%

Obesity in Year 6 children

National Average

19.1%

(2014-2015)

Health and social care measures acknowledge disability, life expectancy,

besity, alcohol-related issues, self-harm,

smoking related deaths and suicide.

Under 18s hospitalised for alcohol related issues

Per 100,000 (2012/13-2014/15)

Corby

56.9

Northampton

38.8

South Northants

36.9

National

36.6

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National Ave: 274

Adults hospitalised for self-harm related injuries

HIGHER

than the national average across most of the county

Life expectancy in Corby is signifjcantly lower for both men (76.7) and women (79.5), than the national average (79.5 and 83.2, respectively). (2012-2014)

Corby

412

Kettering

278

Northampton

308

Health and Wellbeing

Smoking Deaths per 100,000

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As a snapshot of a year Northamptonshire Community Foundation enabled donors to:

28,708 11,692 6,015 4,015

Get 28,708 people taking part in sports, leisure and recreational activities Enable 11,692 people taking part in activities promoting healthy lifestyles Provide 6015 new hours of sport, exercise and leisure activities Resulted in 4015 people reporting improved health (mental, physical and emotional)

Health and Wellbeing

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Housing

The number of homeless people per 1,000 households in Corby (3.07) and Northampton (3.44) were considerably higher than the national average (2.52).

Support 8060 people using new and improved community facilities Helped 440 people access support services to due to discrimination or unfair treatment

As a snapshot of a year Northamptonshire Community Foundation enabled donors to:

8060 440

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Crime

The highest proportion of crimes and ofgences were committed in Northampton (39.8 per cent), followed by Kettering (23.5 per cent).

As a snapshot of a year Northamptonshire Community Foundation enabled donors to:

new partnerships to strengthen safer communities

806

people diverted from crime and anti-social behaviour

262

people reporting feeling safer in their communities

114

ex-ofgenders taking part in projects to divert them away from crime

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Corby

Population: 66,854 (Up 9.1% from 2011)

In top 10% of most deprived areas in the UK for Education, skills and training In top 20% of most deprived areas in the UK for Health and Disability and Employment 2,700 (20.1%) of children live in low income families – 17.6% in out of work households

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Daventry

Population: 80,014 (Up 2.8% from 2011)

Below national average life expectancy for females Signifjcantly higher levels of self-harm than the national average Higher proportion

f elderly male and

female residents aged 65-74 than across the country

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East Northamptonshire

Population: 89,746 (Up 3.4% from 2011)

More children have Special Educational Needs (SEN) than the national average (13.38% compared to 11.6%) 6.5% of those aged 16-24 are not in Education, Employment or Training (NEET) 32.4% of adults in the most deprived areas have no qualifjcations

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Kettering

Population: 97,650 (Up 4.5% from 2011)

High levels of alcohol and self-harm related hospitalisation Increased number of deaths from smoking (278 per 100,000 of population, compared to 274 nationally) Higher crime rate than national average (39.9 crimes per 1,000 people), shoplifting nearly three times the national average

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Northampton

Population: 222,462 (Up 4.9% from 2011)

In top 20% of most deprived areas in the UK for education, skills and training 8,400 (19.1%) of children live in low income families – 15.3% of children live in out of work households Ranked in the top 20% in the UK for barriers to housing

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South Northamptonshire

Population: 89,116 (Up 4.6% from 2011)

Worse than the national average for Barriers to Housing Higher than average elderly population – 28.65%

f males and 29.21% of

females are aged 65-74 More under 18s hospitalised for alcohol related issues than the national average

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Wellingborough

Population: 77,184 (Up 2.4% from 2011)

Second highest rate for NEET young people in the county (7.2%) In top 20% of most deprived areas in the UK for Health and Disability and Employment 2,900 (18.9%) of children live in low income families – 14.2% of 10-15 year-olds live in out-of- work households, higher than the national average

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Northamptonshire Hidden Needs

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