Page 8 Responding to the needs of young people Page 11 Variations in need compared to CAMHS 12,400 young people) aged 17-24 years Data Source: Mental Health of children and young

Contact: Lois Hughes Phone: 01244 975988 Email: research@cheshirewestandchester.gov.uk Key for CW&C and all Borough Wards (Weighted data) NI Description of National Indicator CW&C

Source: Office for National Statistics (ONS) 2017 mid-year population estimates ©Crown Copyright Numbers are rounded to the nearest 50 and may not sum to totals

Jan 2018-Jan 2019 production of new JSNA Emma Taylor – Director of Children's Social Care Key stats at 31 March 2018 Page 2 Introduction Page 3 Summary: Strengths in Cheshire West

The map below is an example of Mosaic data of the Borough that we use to help us This data is used by the Revenue and Benefits Team (see page 8) to help them be proactive

This report provides a high-level overview of inequalities in Cheshire West and Chester Decile A method of splitting up a set of ranked data into 10 equally large subsections

Comparison of section 251 budget and outturn data This sheet uses data from local authorities’ section 251 budget and outturn returns, which The data can be found in data table 3

Hartford is a lovely village in mid Cheshire with a unique heritage and a dynamic future Mapping data © Crown Copyright and database right Contains Ordnance Survey data

A note of caution on data sources Benchmarking Section 251 budget and outturn data of stakeholders but also confirmed by analysis of the available data, as set out below

More recent data on children and young people living in Cheshire East with ASC and Special in 2012 calculated from combined data from various Cheshire East Council Services Numbers