MENTAL HEALTH


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Mental health admissions are typically associated with deprived areas with many families, young people or elderly. With the local composition of Mosaic Types we would expect to see many hospitalisations from residents in Dignified Dependency . Metro Multiculture (43% of Southwark households) and Counter Cultural Mix (16%) also have high risk indices.

The following table shows the mental health admission risk estimate by Mosaic UK types in Southwark. The values are calculated using the index described in the profiling section. For each postcode type is also reported the rank of the Index of Multiple Deprivation (1= most deprived; 0=least deprived). Shading indicates association with the 20% most deprived areas in UK. [TOP]

Mosaic UK Type
Household freq
Household %
HES Mental Health
Description
IMD
Dignified Dependency
2143 1.88 412 Settled older couples and pensioners with low income renting small flats and maisonettes 0.950
Tower Block Living
267 0.23 402 Young people in public sector high rise tower blocks with high levels of deprivation 0.983
Bedsit Beneficiaries
69 0.06 395 Childless couples and singles renting in city centres from private or public landlords 0.850
Upper Floor Families
210 0.18 312 Low income young families with children in small, hard to let blocks of public sector purpose built flats 0.900
Sharing a Staircase
101 0.09 282 Young children in mid-rise, walk-up council flats with poor social and housing conditions. 1.000
Old People in Flats
300 0.26 246 Single pensioners in small, publicly rented flats, many of which were built for this age group. 0.817
Cared for Pensioners
686 0.6 187 Old people in specially constructed accommodation mostly managed by local authorities, many with a resident warden. 0.717
Families on Benefits
19 0.02 178 Disadvantaged families with children on very low incomes, typically living in low rise council estates 0.917
Ex-industrial Legacy
53 0.05 176 Settled but poor older people in low-rise social housing, often found in declining industrial areas 0.867
Low Horizons
92 0.08 166 Tenants reliant on city councils for housing and transport, where few neighbours have bought their homes 0.967
Metro Multiculture
48891 42.85 161 Tenants of public housing in inner city areas, with a high proportion belonging to minority communities 0.883
Counter Cultural Mix
18222 15.97 159 Young, mobile population in a mix of jobs either in the service economy or in professional employment, in run-down urban areas. 0.800
Town Gown Transition
682 0.6 153 Students and academics mix with young professionals in terraces relatively close to universities 0.683
Low Income Elderly
1240 1.09 151 Elderly people living in low rise council housing, often on low incomes. 0.667
Caring Professionals
409 0.36 134 Well qualified singles and couples in caring professions renting lower quality inner terraces 0.550
Sepia Memories
116 0.1 127 Very elderly people of independent means who have moved to modest apartments suitable for their needs 0.400
Childfree Serenity
844 0.74 125 Well-educated couples and wealthy older people in smart private flats or older town houses 0.300
Source: Experian 2005

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