• Under 18 Conception and Abortion

• Childhood Obesity

• Homelessness

Children’s Services Equality Information Report 2013 –

Health and Wellbeing

Under 18 Conception and Abortion Rates

Under 18 conception rates

East Sussex has seen a decline in conception rates over the reporting period.

Source: East Sussex County Council Public Health Directorate

Under 18 conception rates

East Sussex has seen a decline in conception rates over the reporting period.

Source: East Sussex County Council Public Health Directorate

Abortion Rate

Source: East Sussex County Council Public Health Directorate

Abortion Rate

Source: East Sussex County Council Public Health Directorate

Source: East Sussex Public Health Intelligence Team October 2012

Under 18 conceptions

East Sussex Map of Deprivation

Source: East Sussex in Figures, Indices of Deprivation 2010: Index of Multiple Deprivation

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Childhood Obesity

Childhood Obesity

Source: National Child Measurement Programme, NHS Health and Social Care Information Centre

• 20011/12 East Sussex figures for overweight and obese Reception year children was 21.6%.

• 20011/12 England figures for overweight and obese Reception year children was 22.6%.

• The East Sussex figure has increased from the 2009/10 rate of 20.8% whilst the figure for England has fallen from 23.1% .

Childhood Obesity

Source: National Child Measurement Programme, NHS Health and Social Care Information Centre

• In Year 6 for 2011/12, 30.7% of pupils in East Sussex and 33.9% of pupils in England were classed as overweight or obese.

• This rate has decreased in East Sussex by 0.8% since 2010/11 whilst the rate for England has increased by 0.5%.

Homelessness

Homelessness of 16-17 yr olds 2013

Source – East Sussex County Council

Homelessness of 16-17 yr olds 2013

Source – East Sussex County Council

Homelessness of 16-17 yr oldsby CSPG

Source: E,T&E Research and Information Team and

CS Data, Research and Information Team

•Map 1 shows the average number of monthly homeless incidences per 1,000 16-17 year olds in 2011.•Map 2 shows the change in average number of monthly homeless incidences per 1,000 16-17 year between 2010 and 2011. A negative figure indicates an improvement on the previous year e.g. the rate of homelessness has decreased.

Map 1 Map 2

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