Nottingham continues to face many challenges which often impact adversely on the health and wellbeing of our children, young people and families, making the task of improving outcomes a long term commitment. Nottingham ranks 20th out of the 296 lower-tier authorities in England (1 is most deprived) and 23,350 (38.8%) city children live in poverty (locally defined as those who live in households dependent on out of-work benefits).
People seeking asylum, refugees and people refused asylum (2024)
Special educational needs and disability - 0-25 years (2024)
Emotional and mental health needs of children and young people aged 0-25 years (2022)
Reducing unplanned teenage pregnancy and supporting teenage parents (2017)
Children and young people special educational need and disability (2016)
CT0183_2011 Census - Age by general health by long-term illness or disability - England and Wales
Employment rates for men and women living with and without dependent children in the UK: Table Q
Good level of development at reception profiles (Fingertips)
Perinatal, children and young people's mental health profiles (Fingertips)
Young people not in education, employment or training (NEET)