Social inclusion

Social inclusion Child care at home Community capacity Assistance to persons with a disability (unpaid) Voluntary work for an organisation or group (ABS Census data) Help available from family, friends or neighbours Regularly volunteer (survey data) Member of an organised group Actively involved with school activities Decision making board or committes Disability Families    Single parent families with children aged less than 15 years          Jobless families with children aged less than 15 years Children aged less than 15 years in jobless families     Housing/ Transport    Rent assistance from Centrelink Housing authority dwellings being rented Housing stress - mortgage holders and renters No motor vehicle Income support Age pensioners Disability support pensioners Female sole parent pensioners People receiving an unemployment benefit Internet access at home, by connection type Psychological distress Services    Community health services Breast and cervical screening services Hospital admissions Residential aged care     Summary measure of disadvantage Index of Relative Socio-economic Disadvantage Welfare dependents Children in welfare-dependent and other low income families Welfare-dependent and other low income families with children Social inclusion data are available in the following formats, to view select an icon below: Area                                         Small area level                                                    Maps        Data     SES Graphs Australia - whole population    Statistical Local Area          Local Government Area          GP Division          GP Division (Statistical Local Area)       Australia - Indigenous population   Statistical Local Area          Indigenous Area          OATSIH Planning Region       South Australia -whole population   Statistical Local Area       South Australia - Indigenous population   Statistical Local Area          Indigenous Area