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Child Friendly Community Survey Childcare Brief Enclosed please find information about our Child Friendly Community Survey. We have included information about the survey, its general findings, and all the responses that specifically pertain to childcare. Survey Background ...................................................................................................................................................... 2 General Survey Findings Community Factors ................................................................................................................................................... 3 Home Factors .............................................................................................................................................................. 4 10 Highest Rated Community Questions ........................................................................................................... 5 10 Lowest Rated Community Questions ............................................................................................................ 6 Childcare Specific Survey Findings ......................................................................................................................... 7 Childcare Specific Appendices Appendix I: Parent Survey Comments ................................................................................................................... 9 Appendix II: 3-5 Year Old Interview Responses.............................................................................................. 13 Appendix III: 6-12 Year Old Questionnaire Responses ................................................................................ 14 Appendix IV: Neighbourhood and Age Breakdown of Childcare Questions .......................................... 15 DeltaKids is funded by the Ministry of Children and Family Development The Delta Child Friendly Community Survey was funded by the United Way

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Page 1: Childcare Brief...questions about the wider community. There were 29 questions covering a broad range of factors that impact families’ experience of living in Delta. The choice of

ChildFriendlyCommunitySurvey

ChildcareBrief

EnclosedpleasefindinformationaboutourChildFriendlyCommunitySurvey.Wehaveincludedinformationaboutthesurvey,itsgeneralfindings,andalltheresponsesthatspecificallypertaintochildcare.SurveyBackground......................................................................................................................................................2GeneralSurveyFindingsCommunityFactors...................................................................................................................................................3HomeFactors..............................................................................................................................................................410HighestRatedCommunityQuestions...........................................................................................................510LowestRatedCommunityQuestions............................................................................................................6ChildcareSpecificSurveyFindings.........................................................................................................................7ChildcareSpecificAppendicesAppendixI:ParentSurveyComments...................................................................................................................9AppendixII:3-5YearOldInterviewResponses..............................................................................................13AppendixIII:6-12YearOldQuestionnaireResponses................................................................................14AppendixIV:NeighbourhoodandAgeBreakdownofChildcareQuestions..........................................15

DeltaKidsisfundedbytheMinistryofChildrenandFamilyDevelopment

TheDeltaChildFriendlyCommunitySurveywasfundedbytheUnitedWay

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AbouttheSurvey Results

Where:Thesurveywasconductedonline,atcommunityprograms,events,andinschoolsduring2015

500ParentResponses(majoritycollectedatprogramsandrecreationcentres)

What:Qualitativequestionswiththreepossibleresponsesandtheoptiontoaddcomments.

54%ofthetimeparentsselectedthemostpositiveoption(communityfactors)

Whoanswered:ResultsarerepresentationalofDeltafamilies,geographicallyandbychild’sagegroup

Responsesfrom1-2%offamiliesineachoftheDeltaneighbourhoods2.5%ofeachagecohortrepresented,newbornto12yearsold,basedon2011census

Werekidsasked?Yes!

50responsestoage3-5interview31responsestoage6-12survey

2questionsaboutchildcare

Familiesaremakingdowiththeirchildcarearrangementsbutfindingchildcareisoftenachallenge

Who:DeltaKidsisacoalitionofthenon-profitandgovernmentpartnerswhoworkwithDeltachildrenandfamilies.Togetherweplan,implement,andsupportopportunitiesfortheoptimumdevelopmentofchildrenfromconceptiontoagetwelve.What:DeltaKidsconductedaChild-FriendlyCommunitySurvey.ThesurveywasinspiredbytheworkoftheSocietyforChildrenandYouthofBCandwasfundedbytheUnitedWay.InformationaboutthegeneralfindingsandspecificresultsaboutChildcareisenclosed.Why:WeofferthisdatainthehopethatitwillassistyouinyourworkwithDeltachildrenandfamilies,andinthespiritofpromptingfurtherdiscussion,research,andcollaboration.TogetherwecanmakeDeltaanevenmorefamilyfriendlycommunitythanitisalready.Ifyouhavequestionsaboutthesurveyorwouldlikeadditionaldetailspleasebeintouchwith:

JasonHodgins:[email protected],exploreopportunitiestocollaboratewithDeltaKids,orsharewaysyouhavefoundthisinformationusefulpleasebeintouchwith:

AndreaLemire:[email protected]

SurveyBackground

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GeneralSurveyFindings:CommunityFactors

Positive54%

Neutral/SlightPositive32%

Negative14%

CommunityFactors

Thesurveyincludedquestionsaboutthechildren’shomeenvironment/parentbeliefs,andquestionsaboutthewidercommunity.Therewere29questionscoveringabroadrangeoffactorsthatimpactfamilies’experienceoflivinginDelta.Thechoiceofanswersincludedapositive,negativeandneutral/slightlypositiveanswer.

These29questionscanbegroupedinto9categories.Childcarequestionsarecollatedintotheirownsection.

*CivicFactorsincludeaccesstoplayandoutdoorspaces,feelingsofsafety,mediacoverage,involvementofchildrenindecision-making,andexperienceswithlocalbusinesses.**Thequestionsin‘AccesstoMedicalCare’didnotfollowthetypicalquestionformat.Formostofthosequestions,themostpositiveresponsewasaneutralone.

0%10%20%30%40%50%60%70%80%90%100%

CommunityFactorsbySection

Negative

Neutral/SlightPositive

Positive

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GeneralSurveyFindings:HomeFactors

Postitive63%

Neutral/SlightPositive27%

Negative10%

HomeFactors

SixHomeFactorsweresurveyed.Thesurveyaskedabouttheimportanceofplay,theimportanceofartistic/creativeopportunitiesforchildren,theimportanceofearlyscreening,parentalconfidenceknowingwhentoaccessearlyscreening,parentalconfidencesettinglimitsontechnology,andwhetherchildrenhadopportunitiestotryvarioussportsactivities.Therewerethreepossibleanswers:apositiveresponse,aneutral/slightpositiveresponse,andanegativeresponse.

0%10%20%30%40%50%60%70%80%90%100%

HomeFactors

Negative

Neutral/SlightPositive

Positve

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10HighestRatedCommunityQuestions

Rank Item Response

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Howconvenientisittodriveacararoundyourcommunitywithchildren? 84%:Convenient

2

Howwelcomedoyoufeelatyourchild'sschool? 78%:VeryWelcome

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Mychildhasregularaccesstooutdoorspaceswherehe/shecanexplore,createandinteractwiththeenvironment.

77%:Agree

4

HowwelcomedoyoufeelwithchildreninDeltastores,restaurantsandotherbusinesses?

76%:VeryWelcome

5

Therearelotsofdifferentplacesinmycommunityforchildrentoplay. 69%:Agree

6

Howconvenientisittowalkaroundyourcommunitywithchildren? 67%:Convenient

7

Mycommunityisasafeplacetoraisechildren.

67%:SaferthanAverage

8

Howavailablearerecreationprogramsforchildren?

62%:ManyProgramsareAvailable

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Therearemanycommunity/culturaleventsformyfamilytoparticipatein. 59%:Agree

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Howdifficultwasittogetyourcurrenthome? 58%:RelativelyEasy

Onaverage,parentsrespondedtoquestionsabouttheircommunitywiththemostpositiveresponseavailable54%ofthetime.Thesearethetoptencommunityfactors.

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10LowestRatedCommunityQuestions

Rank Item Response

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HoweasyhasitbeentoaccessDoctorsinthecommunitywhilelivinginDelta? 46%:Difficult

2

HoweasyhasitbeentoaccessMentalHealthWorkersinthecommunitywhilelivinginDelta? 40%:Difficult

3

Comparedtootherfamilyactivities,howstressfulisittoshop,eatout,ortakecareoffamilybusinesswhenyouarewithyourchildren?

30%:MoreStressful

4

Mycommunityinvolveschildrenandyouthinmakingdecisionsthataffectthewholecommunity.

20%:Disagree

5

Howeasyhasitbeentoaccesspre-natalcareinthecommunitywhilelivinginDelta? 18%:Difficult

6

Howhardhasitbeentomakearrangementsforthecareofyourchildrenwhenyouasparentsarenotabletoprovidecare?

18%:VeryHard

7

HoweasyhasitbeentoaccessPublicHealthNursesinthecommunitywhilelivinginDelta? 16%:Difficult

8

Howavailablearegroupsandservicesthatofferhelptoparentswhentheywantit?

15%:FewProgramsareAvailable

9

Howconvenientisittoridebicyclesaroundyourcommunitywithchildren?

15%:NotConvenient

10

Isyourchildabletoparticipateinthesportsthatyouwouldlikehim/herto?

13%:No

Onaverage,parentsrespondedtoquestionsabouttheircommunitywiththeleastpositiveresponseavailable14%ofthetime.Thesearethetenlowestratedfactors.

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ChildcareSpecificSurveyFindingsTheparentsurveyaskedtwogeneralquestionsabouttheexperiencesoffamilieswithchildcare.Forthepurposesofthissurvey,childcareincludesthebroadrangeofoptionsfamilieshavewhenparentsarenotabletoprovidecare.Q1:Howhardhasitbeentomakearrangementsforthecareofyourchildrenwhenyouasparentsarenotabletoprovidecare? a.Notveryhard b.Hard c.VeryHardQ2:Howwelldoyouyourcurrentchildcarearrangementsmeetyourfamily’sneeds?

a.Completely b.Partially d.Notverywell

Theresultsshowthatmostfamiliesaremakingtheircurrentchildcarearrangementswork.Thecommentssuggestthattheyaredoingsowitharangeofprofessional,family,andotherarrangements.Overhalfthefamiliesreporthavingahardorveryhardtimefindingchildcare.Thenumberofcommentsaboutnotusingprofessionalchildcaresuggestthatthechallengesaremuchgreaterforfamilieslookingforpaidchildcare.

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120

Obtain Meetneeds

Childcare

Negative

Neutral/SlightNegative

Positive

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AppendixI:ParentSurveyCommentsQuestion:Howhardhasitbeentomakearrangementsforthecareofyourchildrenwhenyouasparentsarenotabletoprovidecare?(page1of3)

Wedon'thavechildcare.Weraiseourchildrenandbothworkaroundparenting.It'sachallengebutbeneficialtoourchildren.Notmanyoptionsoutthereforbeforeandafterschoolcare.MyparentslivelocallyandhelpoutButIconsidermyselfluckytohavefoundthespacesIhave.Therearenotenoughfulldaypre-schoolsandtheoneswefoundareplayonlybased-moremontessoriRegularchildcarealwayshavewaitinglist.Wedonotknowmuchabouttemporary/emergencycare.Usefamilygrandparents!Can'tafforddaycarefor2mymother-in-laworparentsareavailableforchildcareifweneeditFTworkingparents,whoworkoppositeshifts,buttraveltogettowork.Schoolis9-3mostdaysandthen145pmearlydismissalonWednesdays-thisprovideschallengestobeabletofindcare.Childcareisnotaffordable,evenbeforeandaftercarenow,wefindchallenging.Expectationsarethatwepickupbyaspecifictime,travellinghomefromVancouvertoDeltaisALWAYSachallenge.veryfewgroupdaycarenearbythereisnotenoughfulltimedaycareinDeltaforworkingparentswhocommute.weneedaccessfrom7:30am-6pmatleastnotapplicablen/aOnlybecauseourchildhasgrandparentsindelta.Idon'tknowwhatdeltahastooffer,norhaveIlookedintoitMotherandmother-in-lawMykidsareoldenoughtobeleftaloneforshortperiods.WehaveteenagekidsinourneighbourhoodIhavegrandparentswholovetobabysit.manyprivateservicesinourareaplusfriendstostepinifnecessaryThereisnotmuchdaycareforshiftwork,irregularhoursandweekendsanditistooexpensive.Childcareavailablebutgettingatrustrelationshipchildcareisdifficult.WehaveagreatdealoffamilysupportVeryexpensive.Parentsthatassistus.Stayathomemom/notapplicable

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AppendixI:ParentSurveyCommentsQuestion:Howhardhasitbeentomakearrangementsforthecareofyourchildrenwhenyouasparentsarenotabletoprovidecare?(page2of3)

Childcareexpensive-manyfamiliescan'taffordit.takeslotsofplanningandflexibilityfromworkplaceandhelpfromgrandparentswhenneededThereisalackofchildcareforschoolagedchildrenwithlongenoughhoursforparentsthatworkoutsideofthecommunity,especiallygroupdaycares/afterschoolcarecentres.AllourfamilyisinLadnerWerelyonfamilyforchildcareGrandmotheriscaregiverlocaldaycarehasbeengreatnotallgrandparentscanhelpraisechildrenandmanyparentscannotaffordchildcarethisisverystressfulweareofferingpreschoolprogramsthataretwohourslongdoesnotmakeanysensetoaffordahouseinthelowermainlandyouneedtwoincomesweneedtoprovidebetterserviceoptionsfortheparentsItisverydifficulttofindchildcarethatpermitschildrentobedroppedoffbefore7:30am,andpickedupafter6pm.Mostparentscommuteforworkandtheyneedextendedhourstocoverthecommutetime.Surveyanswersbiased.Shouldbeanoptionoftooksomework/researchAswitheveryotherparent,logisticsfordropoffandpickup.WhatifyouDON'Twork9-5?It'salsoextremelyexpensive.LookingforchildcarerelyonfamilygrandparentshelpusThereneedstobeeasieraccesstogovernmentsponsoredchildcareNaNotsurereallyasweusefamilyI'mastayathomemomHaveavailablegrandparentsFamilyhelpN/AInfantdaycareinacentreisveryhardtosecure.IonlyworkparttimeandGrandparentslivenearI/mthegrandmaandIhelpamacaregivercurrentlyhavemyinlawshelpingn/aretiredandgrandma

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AppendixI:ParentSurveyCommentsQuestion:Howhardhasitbeentomakearrangementsforthecareofyourchildrenwhenyouasparentsarenotabletoprovidecare?(page3of3)

Noaffordablechildcareavailablebasedonourincomeorfinancialcapabilityandsubsidyhasimpossiblerequirementtomeetgrandparents,aunts&unclesNotsurereallyasweusefamilyNotsurereallyasweusefamilyI'mastayathomemomHaveavailablegrandparentsFamilyhelpN/AInfantdaycareinacentreisveryhardtosecure.IonlyworkparttimeandGrandparentslivenearI/mthegrandmaandIhelpamacaregivercurrentlyhavemyinlawshelpingn/aretiredandgrandmaNoaffordablechildcareavailablebasedonourincomeorfinancialcapabilityandsubsidyhasimpossiblerequirementtomeetgrandparents,aunts&unclesdaycareexpensesgrandmotherliveswithus-grandparentsarethis(veryhard)relatestothespecialcaremychildneeds

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AppendixIParentSurveyComments

Question:Howwelldoyouyourcurrentchildcarearrangementsmeetyourfamily’sneeds?(page1of2)

Wedon'thavechildcare..Wouldliketohavemoreoptions(wehaveanannythatwehavetopayfulltimebutdonotneedfulltime).it'sfulldaybutmoredaycarethanpre-schooleventhoughit'scalledpre-school-veryfewoptionsandtheyhavealong2yr-waitlistWeprefertohavethechildcareattheDeltaschoolforeasyarrangementWhenthereisnohelpfromgrandparents,andregularchildcareisnotavailableorexpensive,parentshavetoworkpart-timeorshifttotakecareofkids.therearenodropinchildcarecentresinthesunshinehillsareatomeetouroccasionalneedforchildcareDon’thaveachildcareWehavegrandparentstohelpWeusefamily,havelookedforalternateoptionsunsuccessfullyMychildrenareolderandIamathomeIhavenoideawhatIwilldothissummernotapplicablenotsureyet,wehaven'tstartedWedon'thavechildcareCurrentlyIamathomecaringforthem.Whenthischanges,Iexpectittobeveryhard.n/aNotopenduringschoolbreaks,closesearlyonsomedaysWehaven'tbeenabletofindanypreschoolthatsatisfiesourneedsinthearea.wouldliketobeabletofindcareonceinawhiletogivegrandparentssometimeoffWeneedcoverageinthesummer,overSpringbreakandWinterbreakthatstartsbefore7:30am,andpermitspickupafter6pm.TheservicesofferedthroughDeltaRecarenotatalllongenoughforworkingparents.Kidsdon'tneedchildare;againoptionsforanswersnotwelldefinedMostlybutagaincostandlogisticsdonotsupportpeoplewithlessermeansordifferentworkschedules.inwaitinglistforthebetterdaycareshardtofindappropriatechildcareforolderchildnotquitereadytobehomealoneafterschoolBeforeandafterschoolcareintheschoolwasextremelyconvenientandhelpedourschoolfillspaceaswell.Win-Wingrandparents,aunts&uncleswehavegrandparentstohelpwithchildcare

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AppendixIParentSurveyComments

Question:Howwelldoyouyourcurrentchildcarearrangementsmeetyourfamily’sneeds?(page2of2)

OurparentsareavailablemostofthetimeN/aLiveinnannyTheysomehomewithanoldersiblingnowDaycarearranged.WorkingonbabysittingarrangementsDon'thavechildcareCurrentlylookingfornewcareI'mstayhomemomN/AChildcareisveryexpensivenotapplicableNospaceinKidsParadiseandourproviderisunreliableathome-matleaven/astayathomemom,can'tafford2kidsindaycarechildcareistooexpensiveformyspousetoworknoarrangementatallwedon'tneedoneDaycarefeeistoohigh.IhavetostayathometakecareofmychildreneventhoughIdowanttogobacktowork.NotsurereallyasweusefamilyNotsurereallyasweusefamilyI'mastayathomemomHaveavailablegrandparentsFamilyhelpN/AInfantdaycareinacentreisveryhardtosecure.IonlyworkparttimeandGrandparentslivenearI/mthegrandmaandIhelpamacaregivercurrentlyhavemyinlawshelpingn/aretiredandgrandmaNoaffordablechildcareavailablebasedonourincomeorfinancialcapabilityandsubsidyhasimpossiblerequirementtomeet

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Question:Where do you feel safe?

Home,withfamily,daycare(4yearold)AtHome,atdaycare,atthepark(4yearold)Library,danceclass,church,Sungod-swimmingandroamingrascals,daycare(3yearold)

Question:Where do you use these (pictures of Art tools)?

Home,schoolanddaycare(5yearold)

Question:Who cares for you?

_______fromDaycare,_________fromDance,_________fromCartwheels(3yearold)

Mysister,myNona,daycare(5yearold)

BeforeandaftercareatDevonGardens(5yearold)

1stStepMontessoriDaycare(5yearold)

Grandma,grandpa,Nana,Papa,Daycareworker(3yearold)

Daycare,grandparents(3yearold)

Mommy,Daddy,Auntie,daycareladies(4yearold)

Mommy,daycare,familyfriend(5yearold)

_______(daycare)(5yearold)

Extendedfamily,daycare(5yearold)

SchoolandAfterCare(5yearold)

Granny,Grandad,daycare(5yearold)

DeltaMontessoriPreschool(3yearold)

Daycare(5yearold)

APPENDIXII:3-5yearoldInterview:ChildcareMentionedCommentspage1of2

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Question:Whatisthebestpartaboutwhereyoulive?

MyfriendsliveclosebyandIlikemydaycare(6yearold)

Iplayhockeywithmyfriends,Igotodaycare(9yearold)

Question:Wheredoyoufeelsafe?

Mom’shouse,auntie’shouse,daycare(6yearold)

Home.Cabin.School.Daycare.(6yearold)

School.Home.Skating.Daycare.(9yearold)

Home.Grandma'shouse.Daycare.(6yearold)

AroundmyMomanddad,atschoolandaftercare(6yearold)

School,daycare(6yearold)

Daycare(6yearold)

Daycare,school,withGrandma(6yearold)

Athome,withMommy.Atdaycarewemakelotsofthings(9yearold)

Question:Wherecanyoubecreative?

Mom,grandma,/papa,childcareproviderandDad(6yearold)

Mommy,Daddy,Daycare(6yearold)

Thechargeperson.Daycare.(9yearold)

Mom,Dad,aftercare,myteacher,myprincipal(8yearold)

Question:Ifyouweren’tfeelingsafewhocouldyoutalkto?

Question:Wholistenstoyouwhenyouhaveideas?

Grandma,Stepsister,Childcareprovidersatdaycare,Papa,Mom(6yearold)

Mom,brother,friends,daycare(6yearold)

Mom,Dad,Friend,Daycare(9yearold)

Childcareprovider,Daddy(6yearold)

APPENDIXIII:6-12yearoldQuestionnaire:CommentsWhereChildcareMentionedpage1of1

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AppendixIV:NeighbourhoodandAgeBreakdownWhilewecanbereasonablyconfidentintheaccuracyoftheDeltawideresults(+/-4.33%at95%confidencelevel),thesub-populationresultsforneighbourhoodsorchildren’sagehavemuchlargerconfidenceintervals.Thefollowingtablesincludeconfidenceintervalscalculatedforthemostpositiveresponse.Ifasub-population’spercentageiswithintheconfidenceintervalforthetotalresulta”w”isrecorded.Ifnot,anadditionalconfidenceintervalwascalculatedforthesub-populationresulttodetermineifthatrangefellwithinorbeyondtherangeoftheoverallsurveyresult.Asyouwillseethesub-populationsarerarelydifferentenoughtobeconsideredstatisticallydifferentbythismethod.Nonethelesswewantedtoprovidethebreakdowninthespiritofpromptingquestions,discussion,andfurtherresearch.Surveyrespondentsidentifiedtheirneighbourhoodbasedonthesedescriptors:TheseneighbourhoodsarethesameusedbytheHumanEarlyLearningPartnershipatUBCfortheirresearchhttp://earlylearning.ubc.ca/

Howhardhasitbeentomakearrangementsforthecareofyourchildrenwhenyouasparentsarenotabletoprovidecare?

%ResponsebyNeighbourhood(nostatisticallysignificantdifferences)

Total NDE NDW SH LA TS

Not very hard 46.23 53 37 42 38 59 Hard 36.19 24 47 43 39 27 Very Hard 17.57 23 16 15 22 13

# Responses 478 118 89 67 94 91

Confidence Interval 4.43 (+/-

8.94) (+/-

9.93) w (+/-

9.75) (+/-

10.04)

%ResponsebyAgeofChild(nostatisticallysignificantdifferences)

0-11 12-23 2-3 4-5 6-8 9-11 12-14 15-18 Not very hard 38 42.42 40.65 40 43 59 73 61 Hard 43 33 38.71 38 40 28 19 28 Very Hard 19 24 21 22 17 13 8 11

# Responses 63 33 155 196 178 105 37 18 Confidence Interval

(+/- 11.67)

(+/- 16.63)

(+/- 7.48)

(+/- 6.59) w

(+/- 9.29)

(+/- 14.24)

(+/- 22.5)

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Total NDE NDW SH LA TS

Completely 56.65 58 56 55 53 63 Partially 38.63 37 37 40 44 33 Not very Well 4.72 5 7 4 3 4

# Responses 466 115 86 67 89 91

Confidence Interval 3.77 w w w (+/- 8.37) w

%ResponsebyAgeofChild(12-14onlystatisticallysignificantdifference)

AppendixIV:NeighbourhoodandAgeBreakdown

Howwelldoyouyourcurrentchildcarearrangementsmeetyourfamily’sneeds?

%ResponsebyNeighbourhood(nostatisticallysignificantdifferences)

0-11

months 12-23

months 2-3 years

4-5 years

6-8 years

9-11 years

12-14 years

15-18 years

Completely 45 58 53 58 55 63 78 65 Partially 50 39 46 36 42 29 17 18 Not very Well 5 3 1 6 3 8 6 18

# Responses 58 33 149 193 174 103 36 17

Confidence Interval

(+/- 12.49) w w w w

(+/- 9.21)

(+/- 13.47)

(+/- 22.64)