- There is a wide spread of age ranges within the sample reflecting the mix of parents/carers and residents
- Slightly more females than males responded to the survey
- The vast majority of respondents are from a White British ethnic background
- Almost a tenth come from a non-British White ethnic background
- 7% of those responding consider themselves to have a disability, long-term illness, or condition
- The most frequent disability mentioned is a physical or mobility disability
Sample demographics
Summary
What is your age group?
Base: Total sample (101)
This chart shows that:
7% of respondents are aged 25-34 years
28% are 35-44 years
15% are 45-54 years
22% are 55-64 years
14% are 65-74 years
15% are 75+ years
What is your sex?
Base: Total sample (102)
This chart shows that:
54% of respondents are female and 46% are male.
Which of the following ethnic groups do you belong to?
Base: Total sample (99)
This chart shows that:
87% of respondents are White – British, 9% are White – other, 3% are Black or Black British – African, and 1% are from an Arab ethnic group.
Do you consider yourself to have a disability, a long-term illness, or physical or mental health condition that reduces your ability to carry out day-to-day activities?
Base: Total sample (101)
This chart shows that:
7% of respondents have a disability, and 93% do not.
What type of disability, long-term illness, or physical or mental health condition do you have?
Base: Those with a disability St Jude’s (7*) *caution small base
This chart shows that, of those with a disability:
71% have a physical/ mobility disability, 29% have a long-term limiting condition, and 14% have mental ill health.
