Is headspace making a difference to young people’s lives?

Appendix G
Table G3 Round 3 (10 centres) – established 2011
State State youth population a Additional coverage Total coverage Youth not covered Percentage not covered
New South Wales 1,246,577 89,780 380,028 866,549 69.51
Victoria 993,359 114,060 465,445 527,914 53.14
Queensland 820,217 108,384 172,998 647,219 78.91
South Australia 288,762 61,402 148,681 140,081 48.51
Western Australia 428,209 94,502 179,250 248,959 58.14
Tasmania 87,341 39,191 55,031 32,310 36.99
Northern Territory 44,441 0 32,291 12,150 27.34
ACT 73,462 0 73,462 0 0.00
Australia 3,982,368 507,319 1,507,186 2,475,182 62.15
a
population is as at the 2011 Census of Population and Housing.
Table G4 Round 4 (16 centres) – established 2013
State State youth population a Additional coverage Total coverage Youth not covered Percentage not covered
New South Wales 1,246,577 173,111 553,139 693,438 55.63
Victoria 993,359 252,606 718,051 275,308 27.71
Queensland 820,217 30,338 203,336 616,881 75.21
South Australia 288,762 5,235 153,916 134,846 46.70
Western Australia 428,209 59,558 238,808 189,401 44.23
Tasmania 87,341 7,200 62,231 25,110 28.75
Northern Territory 44,441 0 32,291 12,150 27.34
ACT 73,462 0 73,462 0 0.00
Australia 3,982,368 528,048 2,035,234 1,947,134 48.89
a
population is as at the 2011 Census of Population and Housing.
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