CYPSP Ards and North Down Locality Planning Group

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1 CYPSP Ards and North Down Locality Planning Group How are children and young people doing in this area?

2 CYPSP Ards and North Down LPG Webpage link: psp.org/localit y-planninggroups/ardsand-northdown-localityplanninggroup/

3 Child Population in SE Outcomes Area

4 CYPSP Information Systems 1. Outcomes Monitoring Reports 2. Performance Profiles 3. Information Mapping System

5 Outcomes Monitoring Reports

6 CYPSP Performance Profile Maps Search by high level outcome Search by LGD area, outcomes area, LPG or hub Select top 5 areas Trends over a period of time Comparative with other outcomes areas and NI average

7 CYPSP Information Mapping System

8 How are children and young people doing in the Ards and North Down Locality?

9 Outcome 1 : Physically and Mentally Healthy Percentage of Mums Smoking during Pregnancy (2014) The table on the left shows the comparative percentages between outcomes groups and Northern Ireland. The chart above shows an increase in the percentage of mums smoking during pregnancy in the top five worst areas As you can see the top five areas in the Ards and north down area exceed the Trust areas and NI averages

10 Outcome 1 : Physically and Mentally Healthy Percentage of Mums Smoking during Pregnancy (2014) Scrabo Glen Comber North Donaghadee South Comber East Ards North Down South Eastern OG Series Northern Ireland Scrabo, Glen and Donaghadee South have experienced more than double the number of mothers smoking during pregnancy compared to the LGD area, Outcomes Area and NI average

11 Outcome 1 : Physically and Mentally Healthy Percentage of Mums who breastfeed at Hospital Discharge (2015) Portaferry Central Ards Ballywalter Clandeboye Scrabo Ards North Down South Eastern Series Northern Ireland The chart above shows a decline in the percentage of mums who breastfeed at hospital discharge

12 Outcome 1 : Physically and Mentally Healthy Rate per 1000 Children with a Disability in receipt of DLA (0-15years) (2015) Scrabo Central Ards Bradshaws Rice Ballymaconne ll Whitespots Ards North Down South Eastern Series Northern Ireland The chart above shows a very steep increase in the rate of children with a Disability on DLA in the top five worst areas

13 Outcome 1 : Physically and Mentally Healthy Percentage Dental Registrations Aged 0-2years (2014) Portaferry Glen Cultra Whitespots Holywood Priory Ards North Down South Eastern Series Northern Ireland The top five areas in the North Down and Ards are all below the NI average, Outcomes Area average and Local Government District averages. The chart above shows a sharp decline in 0-2years dental registrations in the Holywood Priory from 39 in 2013 to 25 in Whitespots saw a decrease of 48% in 2012 to 25% in 2014.

14 Outcome 1 : Physically and Mentally Healthy Percentage Dental Registrations Aged 3-5years (2014) Scrabo Portaferry Glen Central Ards Bangor Castle Ards North Down South Eastern Series Northern Ireland Dental registrations in the top five worst areas in the Ards and North Down Area have remained low since 2009

15 Outcome 1 : Physically and Mentally Healthy Childhood Obesity in the SEHSCT (2011/12) Childhood Obesity of Primary School Age Pupils South Eastern Northern Ireland Primary School Age Pupils Primary School Age Pupils

16 Outcome 1 : Physically and Mentally Healthy Childhood Obesity in the SEHSCT (2011/12) 7.3 Childhood Obesity of Year 8 Pupils South Eastern Northern Ireland Year 8 pupils Year 8 pupils

17 Outcome 1 : Physically and Mentally Healthy Births to Teen Mothers as a rate per 1000 (13-19years)

18 Outcome 2 : Living in Safety and Stability Rate per 1000 recorded offences all crimes (2013) Central Ards Harbour (ND) Bangor Castle Bradshaws Brae Bloomfield (ND) South Eastern Northern Ireland Series All areas have remained above the South Eastern and NI averages. Harbour (North Down and Central (Ards) have experienced increasing levels or reporting CONSIDER: Does this mean the community are better at reporting or there is an increase number of incidents of crime?

19 Outcome 2 : Living in Safety and Stability Rate per 1000 children and young people aged 0-17years who are victims of Domestic Violence

20 Outcome 2 : Living in Safety and Stability Number of children and young people seriously or slightly injured on the roads The Ards area has experienced an increase the number of children seriously / slightly injured on the roads since 2011/12 to present

21 Outcome 3 : Enjoying, Learning and Achieving Percentage of Primary Pupils with less than 85% attendance (2014) Loughview Ballyrainey Scrabo Gregstown Whitehall Ards North Down South Eastern Series Northern Ireland School attendance of primary school pupils in the Ards and North down areas have been quite variable over recent years. Loughview area has experienced an increase in the percentage of young people with less than 85% school attendance since years and saw a rise in school attendance from 9.5 to 11 in 2014.

22 Outcome 3 : Enjoying, Learning and Achieving Percentage of Post primary Pupils with less than 85% attendance (2014) Scrabo Ballyrainey Whitehill Bangor Central (Ards) Ards North Down South Eastern Series Northern Ireland The percentage of post primary pupils with less than 85% school attendance has remained larger than the Northern Ireland and South Eastern averages for the last five years.

23 Outcome 3 : Enjoying, Learning and Achieving Percentage Achieving 5 GCSE s (A-C) (2014) Scrabo Glen Donaghadee Dufferin Gregstown South Eastern Northern Ireland Series The data above shows the top five areas that were below the South Eastern and NI average to achieve GCSEs A-C. Scrabo has remained the lowest achieving area since 2010

24 Outcome 4 : Economic and Environmental Wellbeing Number of families with children presenting to NIHE as homeless Bangor and Newtownards have had an increase in the number of families with children presenting to the NIHE as homeless over the last two years (2013/15)

25 Outcome 4 : Economic and Environmental Wellbeing Percentage of children living in absolute low income poverty after household costs The Ards and North Down areas have experienced an increase in the percentage of families with children in absolute low income poverty after household costs. These trends have continued to increase since 2007/10 to present. (4 year trend)

26 Outcome 4 : Economic and Environmental Wellbeing Lone parents claiming income support The North Down area has experienced a sharp increase in lone parents claiming income support of which has exceeded the Northern Ireland average since The Ards area has saw an increasing percentage of lone parents claiming income support since 2012.

27 Identifying emerging needs in the Ards and North Down Locality? Exercise: From the statistics you will see a number of emerging needs of children and young people in the area. Do you agree? What has been your experience based on local knowledge? Identify 3-4 emerging priorities that you would like to take forward collectively over the next 2-3 years

28 South Eastern Outcomes Group Priorities 1. Our children and young people will reach their developmental potential Infant Mental Health Family Support/Parenting Educational Attainment/School Attendance Improve physical and mental wellbeing 2. Our children and young people will be resilient and have positive mental health Build Resilient communities through capacity building of staff, volunteers, young people and parents Collaborative adverse childhood conference; domestic violence, hidden harm and think family mental health model 3. Our children and young people will get the best possible early intervention support from their families Raise awareness across the sector of how children are affected by domestic violence Work together top support families facing poverty Understand issues affecting young people s behaviour and build a strong support network for vulnerable young people and their families

29 Contact Us: Information Maps and Outcomes Monitoring Reports: Website: Sign up to our e-zine: Training: The CYPSP Information Team can facilitate information mapping training with locality planning groups free of charge. This will require a half day session.