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

Appendix G
Table G12 Round 11(16 centres) – hypothetical centre allocations based on current centre expansion model
State State youth population a Additional coverage Total coverage Youth not covered Percentage not covered
New South Wales 1,246,577 34,964 1,201,035 45,542 3.65
Victoria 993,359 22,315 977,365 15,994 1.61
Queensland 820,217 42,568 754,977 65,240 7.95
South Australia 288,762 0 279,952 8,810 3.05
Western Australia 428,209 0 420,833 7,376 1.72
Tasmania 87,341 5,493 82,510 4,831 5.53
Northern Territory 44,441 7,670 39,961 4,480 10.08
ACT 73,462 0 73,462 0 0.00
Australia 3,982,368 113,010 3,830,095 152,273 3.82
a
population is as at the 2011 Census of Population and Housing.
Table G13 Round 12(16 centres) – hypothetical centre allocations based on current centre expansion model
State State youth population a Additional coverage Total coverage Youth not covered Percentage not covered
New South Wales 1,246,577 17,511 1,229,905 16,672 1.34
Victoria 993,359 20,911 989,061 4,298 0.43
Queensland 820,217 47,201 798,996 21,221 2.59
South Australia 288,762 10,639 285,413 3,349 1.16
Western Australia 428,209 0 423,763 4,446 1.04
Tasmania 87,341 0 86,703 638 0.73
Northern Territory 44,441 3,133 43,094 1,347 3.03
ACT 73,462 0 73,462 0 0.00
Australia 3,982,368 99,395 3,930,397 51,971 1.31
a
population is as at the 2011 Census of Population and Housing.
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