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Child Well-being Index (CWI): Children in need domain

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Overview

Title

Child Well-being Index (CWI): Children in need domain

Description

This domain is about children who are in various kinds of need. The Children in Need Survey (2005) (CiN), from the Department for Children, Schools and Families, provides information on all the children served by local authorities in a given week.

Source

Communities and Local Government (CLG)

Where to find the data

Publisher

Communities and Local Government (CLG)

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Coverage

Geographic coverage

England

Geographic units

Lower Layer Super Output Area (LSOA), Local Authority District (LAD), County/Unitary Authority

Time coverage (most recent)

2009

Time coverage

2009

Update frequency

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Data quality

Type of data

Modelled data

Reliability

Just under one in six (17.5%) of the children lacked an LSOA code. Children without this information came overwhelmingly from a small number of local authorities. It was therefore decided to model this indicator on the basis of information available for the authorities where data was available. The domain reflects the expected rate of children in need in a given LSOA given other information about it. Through the use of regression analysis it was found that 32 per cent of the variation of children in need under 19, as a proportion of all children under 19, was explained by Income Deprivation Affecting Children (the Income Domain of the CWI), the Income and Employment Domains of the ID2007 and Education Domain of the CWI. This model was used to predict the proportion of children in need in all areas. As this indicator is based on modelled data, use caution if using for performance measurement and trend analysis As the IMD is based on standardising and combining multiple indicators, use caution if using for performance measurement and trend analysis

Additional information and context

Background information

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Notes on using

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