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Profile—North Metropolitan area Area profile for comment January 2013 Numbers of people registered with Commission’s Local Area Coordination (LAC) in the north metropolitan area by age range in 2011–2012. According to the 2011–2012 Annual Client Data Collection (ACDC) (Disability Services Commission 2012) the following numbers of people were observed as registered with LAC in the Aarea for each age range (refer to Appendix B): Zero to four age range, 92 people. Five to nine age range, 229 people. Ten to 14 age range, 252 people. 15 to 19 age range, 232 people. 20 to 24 age range, 135 people. 25 to 29 age range, 67 people. 30 to 34 age range, 46 people. 35 to 39 age range, 34 people. 40 to 44 age range, 23 people. 45 to 49 age range, 31 people. 50 to 54 age range, 15 people. 55 to 59 age range, 16 people. 60 to 64 age range, five people. Over 65 years-of-age, five people. Number of people accessing shared supported accommodation and individualised community living in the north metropolitan area in 2011–2012. According to the 2011–2012 ACDC (DSC 2012) The following numbers of people were observed as accessing shared supported accommodation and individualised community living in the north metropolitan area for each age range (refer to Appendix B): 15 to 19 age range, five people accessed shared supported accommodation and eleven accessed individualised community living. 20 to 24 age range, 13 people accessed shared supported accommodation and 16 accessed individualised community living. 25 to 29 age range, 18 people accessed shared supported accommodation and eight accessed individualised community living. 24 │Area profile for comment January 2013 (last updated 10/12/2012)
Profile—North Metropolitan area Area profile for comment January 2013 30 to 34 age range, 13 people accessed shared supported accommodation and eleven accessed individualised community living. 35 to 39 age range, six people accessed shared supported accommodation and nine accessed individualised community living. 40 to 44 age range, 17 people accessed shared supported accommodation and five accessed individualised community living. 45 to 49 age range, ten people accessed shared supported accommodation and five accessed individualised community living. 50 to 54 age range, 13 people accessed shared supported accommodation and six accessed individualised community living. 55 to 59 age range, nine people accessed shared supported accommodation and seven accessed individualised community living. 60 to 64 age range, six people accessed shared supported accommodation and five accessed individualised community living. Over 65 years-of-age range, five people accessed shared supported accommodation and none accessed individualised community living. Organisations used by people in the north metropolitan area for shared supported accommodation in 2011–2012. The following outlines the organisations that provided shared supported accommodation services and the numbers of people supported, according to the 2011–2012 ACDC (DSC 2012). All numbers have been rounded to the nearest 5 (refer to Appendix B): i.d.entity.wa supported up to 30 people. Autism Association of WA, Brightwater Care Group (Inc) and DSC - Accommodation Services each supported up to 25 people. Life Without Barriers, Teem Treasure and The Centre for Cerebral Palsy each supported up to five people. 25 │Area profile for comment January 2013 (last updated 10/12/2012)
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