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1 Most in Need Prepared for the Big Lottery Fund Presentation 2
2 DEFINITIONS OF NEED
3 Definition of needs Needs can be absolute or relative, objective or subjective, universal or historically and culturally specific, and there are substantial grey areas between each of these poles Whilst we are aware that the concept of need is not an easy one to explore, for the simplicity of this report we define those most in need as the bottom 5% of income earners This report is structured by the four areas of need identified in the Sinking & Swimming Report, written in 2009 for the Young Foundation. These are Material and Physical Needs Care Needs Needs for Capabilities Psychological Needs
4 How needs are met Material and physical needs Care needs State Benefits, NHS State nurseries Market Renting a flat Hired childcare Needs for capabilities State education Private education Civil Society Food parcels Hospices Community projects Individuals, family and friends Gaps Parental protection Rough sleepers Informal eldercare Single disabled elders Cultural capital Illiterate school leavers Psychologic al Needs NHS Psychothera py Befriending services Familial love Untreated mentally ill Source: Young Foundation, sinking and swimming 2009
5 MATERIAL AND PHYSICAL NEEDS
6 Material and physical needs The bottom 5% of the population live on an income less than 160 per week This income poverty is linked to rises in the numbers of people earning below the minimum income standard and the number considered materially deprived More widely, although the improving economy has led to recent falls in the total unemployment figure, the number of underemployed and NEETs remain high
7 Income distribution The bottom 5% earn 160 per week or less Median income 419 pw 60% of median 251 pw Mean income 511 pw 5 th percentile 3.8 million individuals with income above 1,000 per week Source: DWP 2012
8 Employment Total employment set to increase But national picture varies widely Source: Oxford Economics/Labour Force Survey
9 Underemployment Underemployment has risen across the UK And it disproportionately affects the young (2013) Source: Labour Force Survey
10 Minimum Income Standard Minimum Income Standard is defined as the income people need in order to reach a minimum socially acceptable standard of living in the UK Source: Joseph Rowntree Foundation, 2014
11 Material deprivation The definition of material deprivation is based on the ability to afford a selection of items that are considered to be necessary or desirable The overall severe material deprivation rate has remained broadly unchanged between 2005 and 2011, with 5.1% of the population being deprived in 2011 Source: ONS
12 Deprivation and ethnicity Ethnic minority groups were more likely to live in deprived neighbourhoods in 2001 and 2011 In 2011, more than one in three in the Bangladeshi and Pakistani groups lived in a deprived neighbourhood, which is considerably more than any other ethnic group Despite there being a considerable deprivation gap, the data shows considerable improvement over the last decade Source: Census data, Centre on Dynamics of Ethnicity
13 Unemployment and Migration No clear link between migration and unemployment Net migration increased in line with falling unemployment But unemployment has risen since 2008 In periods of high unemployment it might be more difficult for migrants to find jobs This may be exacerbated by poor language skills, low skills and/or racial discrimination Source: ONS
14 Transport Poverty Across the country, nearly 1 in 10 people have no access to a car or a van increasing the potential for isolation and deprivation Source: Understanding Society
15 Transport Poverty Transport poverty restricts individual opportunity; denies access to frontline care; and disconnects communities Source: Understanding Society
16 Transport Poverty For some, negative perceptions of transport networks are a matter of conveniences for a large minority, however, it is a fundamental issue of access and service
17 CARE NEEDS
18 Care needs Physical ill health is worsening according to the most recent Understanding Society data, the proportion agreeing their health is good has fallen from 33% to 27% This is likely related to rises in malnutrition and obesity a mixture of short and long term trends Recent forecasts on childhood obesity suggest that a quarter of boys and girls could be obese by 2050 In addition, there has also been a long term rise in the number of drug-related deaths
19 Health Since there has been a significant decrease in the proportion of people reporting their overall health as good. Part of this could be due to methodological changes* but is also likely to be a result of declining standards of health as a result of economic difficulties Source: Understanding Society, BHPS
20 Adequate nutrition Malnutrition is a major cause and consequence of poor health and older people are particularly vulnerable One million people over 65 years old are malnourished or at risk, of which, 93% are living in the community Malnourished people typically have: Increased ill health (more hospital admissions and re-admissions) Longer stays in hospitals and greater healthcare needs (more GP visits, care at home and greater use of antibiotics) Increased risk of mortality Source: NDNS, Malnutrition Task Force
21 Heat or eat The poorest of older households are unable to afford to spend more on heat during colder periods Statistically significant reductions in food spending are observed in response to temperatures two or more standard deviations colder than expected Reductions in food expenditure are considerably larger in poorer households Source: ONS, Institute for Fiscal Studies
22 Damaging Consumption Damaging consumption is a term that covers any form of consumption that would be considered dangerous or unhealthy Such consumption is considered unhealthy either because of the intrinsic nature of the substance involved (drugs) or the amount consumed (obesity) It is typically used to refer to unhealthy diets and excess consumption of alcohol and/or smoking
23 Source: HSCIC, 2012 Obesity not strongly linked to income
24 Child obesity By 2050, 25% of girls and boys aged under 20 could be obese Age Boys % 21% >35% % 11% 23% All under 20 8% 25% 25% % 14% 20% Girls % 22% 35% All under 20 10% 15% 25% Source: Government Office for Science, 2012
25 Source: ONS, 2013 Drug related deaths
26 NEED FOR CAPABILITIES
27 Needs for capabilities Despite a long term drop in the proportion of the workforce with no qualifications, some 9% of adults have no qualifications with the figure as high as 17% in Northern Ireland Pressures in the jobs market and a lack of options for school-leaves has seen a rise in the number of NEETs For migrants, significant language barriers exist, which can inhibit access to the jobs market
28 Education and Skills -6.4% Source: Labour Force Survey / Annual Population Survey ONS
29 Lost Generation? The recent economic downturn has seen a sharp spike in the number of young people classed as NEET (not in education, employment or training) This has led to fears in some areas of a lost generation of young people ill prepared and qualified for adulthood and the workplace Source: ONS
30 Language barriers Age group Age and gender breakdown of the portion of the population of England and Wales reporting a non- English main language in Male Female , , , , , , , ,000 Can speak English very well Can speak English well Cannot speak English well Cannot speak English Can speak English well Cannot speak English well Cannot speak English Source: Centre on Dynamics of Ethnicity
31 PSYCHOLOGICAL NEEDS
32 Psychological need Incidence of clinical depression is most common in middle age which also correlates to wider emotional stress and the lifestage associated with lowest levels of subjective well-being Health, fear and anxiety can also enhance isolation and physical disconnectness preventing people from socialising or accessing services Although a majority of people have positive views of their neighbourhood, around 10% do not citing lack of trust and dependency
33 Mental Health Incidences of mental ill health peak in middle age This corresponds to a lifestage where individuals are likely to experience a number of major events from job/financial issues to family changes (children leaving home, parents dying) In total, 4% of the population were diagnosed with clinical depression in Source: Understanding Society 2011/12
34 Emotional wellbeing and causes of stress Source: Understanding Society 2011/12
35 Subjective wellbeing is lowest in middle age Source: Understanding Society 2011/12
36 Health, lack of services and transport inhibit access to services Source: Understanding Society,
37 Participation and Health Health issues can affect individuals in a variety of ways Overall, 14% of people say that health has inhibited a social activity to some extent The problem worsens with age nearly one in four (23%) over 70s say a health problem has limited their social lives in some way Lack of socialising and contact can increase loneliness and isolation and has a negative impact on wellbeing Source: Understanding Society
38 Source: Understanding Society Neighbourhood cohesion 1 in 10 people don t trust their neighbours
39 FUTURE PERSPECTIVE
40 Future perspective This report has focused on 4 areas of need: Material and Physical Needs Care Needs Needs for Capabilities Psychological Needs Each of these areas will continue to change in the future, meaning that the future of need is likely to look very different to today Many of these changes will be driven by overarching demographic or societal changes (such as immigration or the ageing society), whereas others are emerging as a result of the current economic and political climate
41 How needs will be met Over the next 5 years, the State is likely to continue to reduce public spending, meaning more areas of need will need to be met by other groups Material and physical needs Care needs Needs for capabilities Psychological Needs State Market Civil Society Individuals, family and friends Spending cuts mean less likely in short term Renting a flat, part time and temporary employment Food parcels, charitable donations Parental protection Grandparents and social groups Spending cuts mean less likely in short term Hired childcare, eldercare Hospices Spending cuts mean less likely in short term Private education, tuition and support Community projects Spending cuts mean less likely in short term Psychotherapy, self help Befriending services Informal eldercare Cultural capital Familial love Gaps Bottom 5% of earners, materially deprived Oldest old (80+), digitally and socially isolated Language barriers, lost generation Untreated mentally ill / common stress factors
42 Future needs: Physical and Material Needs Income polarisation will see the gap between the poorest and the rest of society widen increasing the economic isolation for this group. In the short term, the national economic situation is likely to improve, but many households will not feel the impact of this: Reductions in unemployment will not be matched in the short term by a reduction in underemployment Despite the continued fall in price inflation since 2011, wages remain well below 2008 levels The main groups affected over the short-medium term will be the bottom 5% of earners, and those either materially deprived or vulnerable.
43 Future needs: Care Needs Overall standards of health are unlikely to reach pre-recession levels in the short to medium term, as many of the worst affected households will not be able to afford to improve their nutrition. Longer term forecasts anticipate a rise in the childhood obesity. Rises in the cost of living (despite recent falls in inflation) will also mean that many households will be unable to afford to heat their homes adequately over the next few years although there is a political willingness to make energy more affordable, this is unlikely to benefit the most vulnerable. The most vulnerable in this area of need are the very oldest cohort, especially those who are socially or digitally isolated.
44 Future needs: Needs for Capabilities The worst affected within the lost generation of young people are unlikely to recover fully from setbacks experienced during the downturn but will instead continue to be affected throughout their working lives. A significant minority of people have no qualifications, which will be increasingly disadvantageous in future as better qualified generations enter the workforce. Despite political intentions to reduce it, net migration to the UK is likely to increase over the medium term meaning that language barriers are likely to be a significant obstacle for those entering the workforce.
45 Future needs: Psychological Needs Mental ill health and lower levels of subjective wellbeing are most likely to affect people in their fifties and sixties As the large baby boomer cohort enters this age group, incidences of mental ill health are likely to increase Later in life, although most components of wellbeing remain stable, satisfaction with health declines sharply as the population ages in the future, this area of need will also grow in prominence
46 Future needs who? Older people and migrants The population of the UK is set to grow considerably over the next decade. This is fuelled by two trends an ageing society (meaning more older people) and high levels of net migration meaning more people who were born abroad Needs associated with these groups are likely to increase in demand, simply as a result of population growth meaning that providers (whether state or third sector) will face challenges keeping up with demand In addition, workforce and participation statistics show that the younger people have been particularly affected by the downturn with the rising number of NEETs fuelling concern over a lost generation
47 Migration and ageing fuel population growth Age group % % % % % % % Total + 8.6% Total Population Growth Source: UN WPP / ONS Population Projections
48 Future needs who? The lost generation and pockets of deprivation Workforce and participation statistics show that younger people have been particularly affected by the downturn with the rising number of NEETs fuelling concern over a lost generation In addition, falling incomes and living standards are causing deprivation across the UK, with the bottom 5% of people living on less than 160 per week, and many households unable to afford necessities such as heating or bills
49 Future needs what? Several new areas of need are emerging Heat vs. eat as living costs rise, the proportion of people struggling to afford adequate heating is rising (standing at 7% in 2011). This is also evident in the high number of excess winter deaths over between Transport poverty this area of need can be found in both individual s lack of access to transport (9% have no access to a car or van) and in their lack of public transport options. Transport poverty limits mobility, causes social disconnectedness and enhances isolation Sharp drop in good health the most recent Understanding Society data shows a sharp drop in the number of people report a good standard of health although this could be a result of a change in methodology, it is most likely linked to worsening nutrition and factors related to the economic downturn
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