ca-carers-by-ea - Kent County Council

Profile of unpaid carers by economic activity and hours spent caring
Canterbury City Council
Source: 2001 Census:Standard table S026-Sex and economic activity by general health and provision of unpaid care
© Crown Copyright - Office for National Statistics (ONS)
Total providing
unpaid care
Number and proportion of unpaid carers by time spent
caring
Total
population 1 to 19 hours 20 to 49 hours 50 or more hours
aged 16 to
74 Number % Number % Number % Number %
ALL PEOPLE 93,049 11,869 12.8% 8,546 72.0% 1,131 9.5% 2,192 18.5%
Economically Active 59,257 7,041 11.9% 5,730 81.4% 583 8.3% 728 10.3%
Employee - Part Time 11,677 1,901 16.3% 1,500 78.9% 149 7.8% 252 13.3%
Employee - Full Time 33,022 3,532 10.7% 2,929 82.9% 283 8.0% 320 9.1%
Self Employed - Part Time 2,039 386 18.9% 311 80.6% 35 9.1% 40 10.4%
Self Employed - Full Time 6,329 795 12.6% 653 82.1% 73 9.2% 69 8.7%
Unemployed 2,559 260 10.2% 189 72.7% 28 10.8% 43 16.5%
Full-time student 3,631 167 4.6% 148 88.6% 15 9.0% 4 2.4%
Economically Inactive 33,792 4,828 14.3% 2,816 58.3% 548 11.4% 1,464 30.3%
Retired 14,582 2,460 16.9% 1,631 66.3% 206 8.4% 623 25.3%
Student 7,109 204 2.9% 176 86.3% 14 6.9% 14 6.9%
Looking after home/family 5,868 1,341 22.9% 575 42.9% 200 14.9% 566 42.2%
Permanently sick or disabled 4,064 591 14.5% 312 52.8% 79 13.4% 200 33.8%
Other 2,169 232 10.7% 122 52.6% 49 21.1% 61 26.3%
The term 'unpaid care' covers any unpaid help; looking after or supporting family members; friends; neighbours or others because of
long-term physical or mental ill-health or disability or problems related to old age.
For the Census, part-time is defined as working 30 hours or less a week. Full-time is defined as working 31 or more hours a week.
Cells in this table have been randomly adjusted to avoid the release
of confidential data 1 of 3
Research & Intelligence, Kent County Council
e-mail: research@kent.gov.uk

Profile of unpaid carers by economic activity and hours spent caring
Canterbury City Council
Source: 2001 Census:Standard table S026-Sex and economic activity by general health and provision of unpaid care
© Crown Copyright - Office for National Statistics (ONS)
Total providing
unpaid care
Number and proportion of unpaid carers by time spent
caring
Total Males 1 to 19 hours 20 to 49 hours 50 or more hours
aged 16 to
74 Number % Number % Number % Number %
Males 44,354 4,832 10.9% 3,627 75.1% 446 9.2% 759 15.7%
Economically Active 31,785 3,207 10.1% 2,649 82.6% 267 8.3% 291 9.1%
Employee - Part Time 1,795 242 13.5% 194 80.2% 15 6.2% 33 13.6%
Employee - Full Time 20,759 2,008 9.7% 1,668 83.1% 164 8.2% 176 8.8%
Self Employed - Part Time 882 139 15.8% 115 82.7% 10 7.2% 14 10.1%
Self Employed - Full Time 5,175 599 11.6% 503 84.0% 52 8.7% 44 7.3%
Unemployed 1,583 148 9.3% 105 70.9% 19 12.8% 24 16.2%
Full-time student 1,591 71 4.5% 64 90.1% 7 9.9% 0 0.0%
Economically Inactive 12,569 1,625 12.9% 978 60.2% 179 11.0% 468 28.8%
Retired 6,036 982 16.3% 666 67.8% 78 7.9% 238 24.2%
Student 3,112 81 2.6% 71 87.7% 7 8.6% 3 3.7%
Looking after home/family 373 174 46.6% 20 11.5% 41 23.6% 113 64.9%
Permanently sick or disabled 2,183 301 13.8% 172 57.1% 40 13.3% 89 29.6%
Other 865 87 10.1% 49 56.3% 13 14.9% 25 28.7%
The term 'unpaid care' covers any unpaid help; looking after or supporting family members; friends; neighbours or others because of
long-term physical or mental ill-health or disability or problems related to old age.
For the Census, part-time is defined as working 30 hours or less a week. Full-time is defined as working 31 or more hours a week.
Cells in this table have been randomly adjusted to avoid the release
of confidential data 2 of 3
Research & Intelligence, Kent County Council
e-mail: research@kent.gov.uk

Profile of unpaid carers by economic activity and hours spent caring
Canterbury City Council
Source: 2001 Census:Standard table S026-Sex and economic activity by general health and provision of unpaid care
© Crown Copyright - Office for National Statistics (ONS)
Total providing
unpaid care
Number and proportion of unpaid carers by time spent
caring
Total
Females 1 to 19 hours 20 to 49 hours 50 or more hours
aged 16 to
74 Number % Number % Number % Number %
Females 48,695 7,037 14.5% 4,919 69.9% 685 9.7% 1,433 20.4%
Economically Active 27,472 3,834 14.0% 3,081 80.4% 316 8.2% 437 11.4%
Employee - Part Time 9,882 1,659 16.8% 1,306 78.7% 134 8.1% 219 13.2%
Employee - Full Time 12,263 1,524 12.4% 1,261 82.7% 119 7.8% 144 9.4%
Self Employed - Part Time 1,157 247 21.3% 196 79.4% 25 10.1% 26 10.5%
Self Employed - Full Time 1,154 196 17.0% 150 76.5% 21 10.7% 25 12.8%
Unemployed 976 112 11.5% 84 75.0% 9 8.0% 19 17.0%
Full-time student 2,040 96 4.7% 84 87.5% 8 8.3% 4 4.2%
Economically Inactive 21,223 3,203 15.1% 1,838 57.4% 369 11.5% 996 31.1%
Retired 8,546 1,478 17.3% 965 65.3% 128 8.7% 385 26.0%
Student 3,997 123 3.1% 105 85.4% 7 5.7% 11 8.9%
Looking after home/family 5,495 1,167 21.2% 555 47.6% 159 13.6% 453 38.8%
Permanently sick or disabled 1,881 290 15.4% 140 48.3% 39 13.4% 111 38.3%
Other 1,304 145 11.1% 73 50.3% 36 24.8% 36 24.8%
The term 'unpaid care' covers any unpaid help; looking after or supporting family members; friends; neighbours or others because of
long-term physical or mental ill-health or disability or problems related to old age.
For the Census, part-time is defined as working 30 hours or less a week. Full-time is defined as working 31 or more hours a week.
Cells in this table have been randomly adjusted to avoid the release
of confidential data 3 of 3
Research & Intelligence, Kent County Council
e-mail: research@kent.gov.uk