1. Inequality and SIMD 2009 West Dunbartonshire

2. SIMD what is it? Snapshot concentrations of multiple deprivation across Scotland Ranking of 6505 Datazones Populations of approx 750 people Great variation in size Population shift 2004,2006, 2009 data available

3. Areas with most 15% SIMD 5 local authorities Glasgow City (43%) Inverclyde(39.1%) Dundee City (30.7%) West Dunbartonshire (26.3%) North Ayrshire (25.1%) 5 Health Boards- GGC, A&A, Lanarkshire, Lothian and Tayside

4. What is the scope? 7 Domains Employment Income Health Education Housing Crime Access

5. What does it Measure ? 38 indicators across all 7 Each domain has between 2 and 8 indicators Choice of indicators – ability to explain an aspect of deprivation, availability of data at datazone level, level of robustness Change of data over time e.g. Income and tax credit data now available Almost all the most deprived area also in 3 or more areas ¾ most deprived also in 4 or more areas

6. Health Domain 7 indicators Standardised mortality ratio Hospital episodes related to alcohol and drug use (2 indicators) Comparative illness factor Emergency admissions Prescriptions for anxiety depression or psychosis Low birth weight

7. West Dunbartonshire Total 118 datazones Half the datazones in 30% most deprived on the overall SIMD with similar patterns in income, health, crime and employment Decrease from 36 to 33 datazones in 15% most income deprived

8. National share of Deprived Datazones SIMD200420062009 5%6/1.8%5/1.5%8/2.5% 10%20/3.1%17/2.6%18/2.8% 15%32/3.3%33/3.4%31/3.2% 20%44/3.4%40/3.1%41/3.2%

9. West Dunbartonshire 1 Bonhill datazone in 2 Renton out 1 Alexandria/ Rosshead out 4 Datazones in 5% most deprived datazones for health Bellsmyre (0.28%) Whitecrook (1.35%) Drumry (2.03%) Brucehill (3.47%)

10. West Dunbartonshire Income v Deprivation Population in 15% SIMD most deprived areas – 23050 (11,155 households) Population in 15% SIMD of working age - 14,819 Population in those areas who are income deprived – 9905 (43%) Population who are employment deprived – 3810 (26%)

11. National OutcomeSIMD 2009 Evidence We realise our full economic potential with more and better employment opportunities for our people. 26% of people living in the 15% most deprived areas are employment deprived compared with 9% in the rest of Scotland. Our young people are successful learners, confident individuals, effective contributors and responsible citizens. A quarter of school leavers in the 15% most deprived areas enter negative destinations, not involving employment, education or training. The rest of Scotland sees 12% of its school leavers going onto negative destinations. Our children have the best start in life and are ready to succeed. In the 15% most deprived areas, 20% of mothers of babies born in 2008 were breastfeeding at 6-8 weeks. For the rest of Scotland at the same time, 40% of mothers were breastfeeding. We live longer, healthier lives.In the 15% most deprived areas, males are expected to live to 69 years. Females are expected to live to 76. For the rest of Scotland, the corresponding figures are 76 and 81 respectively. We have tackled the significant inequalities in Scottish society. 32% of people in the 15% most deprived areas in Scotland are living in poverty, compared to 15% in the rest of the country. We have improved the life chances for children, young people and families at risk. In the 15% most deprived areas, 42% of children are living in poverty compared to 16% in the rest of the country. We have strong, resilient and supportive communities where people take responsibility for their own actions and how they affect others. 24% of people in 15% most deprived areas, rate their neighbourhood as fairly or very poor compared to 4% in the rest of the country.

12. Social Policy Frameworks ‘Achieving our Potential’ – a framework to tackle poverty and income inequality in Scotland ‘ Equally Well’ – a report from the ministerial task force on health inequalities ‘Early Years’ – a framework focussing on the early part of a child’s life where there is a key opportunity to build resilience and seek to prevent the appearance of problems later in life

13. How are we using SIMD in West Dunbartonshire? Variety of indicators from the SOA Percentage of working age population who are employment deprived in SIMD Target Areas Percentage of Secondary (S4) Pupils in lowest 15% SIMD areas in West Dunbartonshire achieving 5 or more passes at SCQF Level 5 or better Percentage of live singleton births of low birth weight (15% deprived areas) Percentage of Citizen Panel respondents who are in some or deep financial trouble (15% SIMD)

14. SOA Indicators Deaths in under 75s from Coronary Heart Disease (15% most deprived areas) Death from Alcohol Misuse (15% most deprived areas) Deaths from Drugs Misuse (15% most deprived areas Prevalence of illicit drug misuse (15% most deprived areas)

15. Health Behaviour Indicators Percentage of adults undertaking moderate physical activity at least 5 times per week (in 15% most deprived areas) Percentage of adult consuming two or more high fat snacks per day (in 15% most deprived areas) Percentage of adults consuming more than the recommended weekly amount of alcohol (in 15% most deprived areas) Percentage of adults who smoke (in 15% most deprived areas)

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