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Brunshaw Avenue, Burnley, Lancashire
BB10 4NQBurnley
Health is a cornerstone of any community's well-being. This section explores how people in BB10 4NQ rate their health, the prevalence of disabilities, and the vital role of unpaid carers. This data on household disability levels and care provision can reveal how a neighbourhood and local authorities supports its residents.
General Health
General Health categorises individuals based on their self-reported general health status. It typically includes options such as 'very good,' 'good,' 'fair,' 'bad,' and 'very bad.' This table provides insights into the overall health perception of the population, helping to assess the prevalence of health issues and the need for healthcare services. It aids in understanding the distribution of health outcomes across different demographic groups within a given area.
Peak Health Insights Revealed
The 2021 Census reveals that 41.8% of people in BB10 4NQ reported 'Very Good Health' on the day of the Census, in comparison to the average across England & Wales, where 48.5% reported very good health.
The postcode BB10 4NQ reports a lower percentage of residents reporting 'Very Good Health' in the 2021 Census. This likely indicates an older population, higher levels of deprivation, or limited access to healthcare. These factors can contribute to poorer health outcomes and a higher prevalence of chronic conditions, leading to fewer people rating their health as 'Very Good' compared to the national average.
41.8%
-13.8%Percentage of people in BB10 4NQ who have very good health.
Disabilities
Disability categorises individuals based on their self-reported disability status. It captures data on various types of disabilities, including physical, sensory, cognitive, and mental health conditions. This table provides insights into the prevalence and distribution of disabilities within a given population, informing policies and services to support people with disabilities. It helps to identify areas where additional resources and accessibility measures may be needed to promote inclusion and equal opportunities for all individuals.
Disability Declarations Data Dive
The 2021 Census shows that 21.4% of people in BB10 4NQ were disabled as per the Equality Act, in comparison to the average across England & Wales, where 17.3% reported being disabled.
A higher percentage of residents in BB10 4NQ who reported a disability in the 2021 Census likely reflects an older population, higher levels of poverty, or more long-term health issues. These factors are associated with higher disability rates, as areas with economic challenges or an aging population tend to have more people experiencing conditions that limit their daily activities compared to the national average.
21.4%
23.7%Percentage of people in BB10 4NQ who have very good health.
Provision of Unpaid Care
Provision of Unpaid Care categorises individuals based on whether they provide unpaid care to family members, friends, or neighbours due to illness, disability, or old age. It captures data on the number of caregivers and the amount of time they spend providing care. This table provides insights into the extent of informal caregiving within a given population, highlighting the contribution of caregivers to supporting vulnerable individuals. It helps to identify the need for support services and respite care for caregivers, as well as informing social and healthcare policies aimed at supporting both caregivers and care recipients.
Unpaid Carers Census Snapshot
Census 2021 revealed that 11.3% of people in BB10 4NQ provided unpaid care weekly. This is compared to the national average for England & Wales, where 91.2% said they provided some unpaid care.
Postcodes such as BB10 4NQ with a lower percentage of residents providing unpaid care likely has a younger, healthier population with fewer elderly or disabled individuals needing assistance. Additionally, the area might have better access to formal care services, reducing the need for unpaid care by family or friends. This demographic and healthcare accessibility contribute to the lower percentage compared to the national average.
11.3%
-87.6%Percentage of people in BB10 4NQ who provide unpaid care.
Number of disabled people in household
Number of Disabled People in Household categorises households based on the number of individuals who self-report as having a disability. It provides data on the prevalence of disabilities within households, helping to identify the proportion of households with disabled members. This table offers insights into the support needs of households with disabled individuals and informs the development of policies and services aimed at addressing their specific requirements. It aids in understanding the distribution of disabilities within households and their impact on family dynamics and caregiving responsibilities.
Accessibility Absence Analysis
The 2021 Census reveals that 62.4% of households in BB10 4NQ are without any members classed as disabled under the Equality Act. This compares to the average for England & Wales, where 68% of households have no disabled individuals.
A postcode with a lower percentage of households containing no disabled people likely has an older population or higher levels of long-term health issues. Economic challenges or limited access to healthcare in BB10 4NQ might also contribute to a higher incidence of disability, leading to more households with at least one disabled member compared to the national average.
62.4%
-8.2%Percentage of households in BB10 4NQ with no disabled residents.
1 Data used for this page show statistics based on output area (OA - E00126214), a best-fit lookup between this postcode (BB10 4NQ) and 2021 Census data. Output areas may include more households and population than postcodes.
Data source: Census 2021 / Office for National Statistics
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