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Statistics Publication Notice: Children Looked After Statistics 2007-08

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Table 1.26: Young people eligible for aftercare services on 31st March 2008, by ethnic group and economic activity

Economic activity on 31st March 2008

Ethnicity

Total

White

Mixed Ethnicity

Asian, Asian Scottish or Asian British

Black, Black Scottish or Black British

Other Ethnic Background

Not known / not disclosed

In education, training or employment

In higher education

126

*

7

*

*

12

154

In education other than HE

257

*

5

*

*

55

333

In training or employment

582

*

6

*

*

56

657

Not in education, training or employment

- due to short term illness

23

0

0

0

*

*

27

- due to long term illness or disability

67

0

*

*

0

*

73

- due to looking after family

189

0

0

*

0

*

195

- due to other circumstances

1,183

12

*

*

7

76

1,284

Don't know economic activity

119

*

0

*

*

192

317

No longer in touch

456

*

*

*

6

254

725

Total

3,002

22

28

31

25

657

3,765

Percentage in employment, education or training

As percentage of all young people eligible for aftercare

32

27

64

77

32

19

30

As percentage of young people with known economic activity

40

33

75

89

50

58

42

Notes:

Figures are provisional and may be revised in 2008-09.

Renfrewshire did not provide information on young people eligible for aftercare services. Renfrewshire's 2006-07 figures have been incorporated into this table.

Highland did not provide information for those not in education, training or employment. The total numbers young people not in education, training or employment in this local authority have been included in the "not known / not disclosed" column.

Glasgow's figures include 10 young people receiving an "aftercare" service who were not looked after by them, but for whom the service was deemed appropriate according to their needs. Some or all of them may have previously been looked after by other local authorities but it was not possible to identify which ones had.

West Lothian provided figures for six young people over the age of 21 who were also receiving aftercare services from them. These have not been included as these young people were above the age where they would be defined as "discretionally supported", and no information was collected on whether any 21 year olds were being supported in this way in other local authorities.

Cells containing * represent numbers that are suppressed to maintain confidentiality.

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