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Table 383 gives the estimated and projected number of people unable to manage at
least one self-care activity on their own by age group. The self-care activities include
bathing and showering or washing all over, dressing and undressing, washing their face
and hands, feeding and cutting their toenails. The estimated numbers unable to
manage at least one self-care activity are derived from the Living in Britain report from
the General Household Survey 2001 (Economic and Social Data Service 2001) applied
to ONS population estimates and projections. It is likely that there will be considerable
overlap in the numbers of people who cannot manage at least one domestic task (Table
382) and cannot manage at least one self-care activity (Table 383). It is currently
estimated that around 12,000 residents are unable to manage at least self-care activity,
that that this will increase by 44% to around 17,500 residents of Hull.
Table 383: POPPI – population projections to 2030 for those aged 65+ years in Hull
unable to manage at least one self-care activity on their own
Gender and age
(years)
Hull’s population estimates and projections of people unable
to manage at least one self-care activity on their own
2010 2015 2020 2025 2030
Males 65-69 828 1,134 1,062 1,188 1,350
Males 70-74 836 779 1,064 1,026 1,140
Males 75-79 1,015 1,044 1,015 1,392 1,334
Males 80-84 693 825 924 924 1,254
Males 85+ 765 918 1,224 1,479 1,734
Females 65-69 1,008 1,323 1,239 1,344 1,533
Females 70-74 1,410 1,320 1,710 1,620 1,770
Females 75-79 1,599 1,560 1,521 1,989 1,872
Females 80-84 1,749 1,749 1,749 1,696 2,279
Females 85+ 2,294 2,442 2,664 2,960 3,256
Total 12,197 13,094 14,172 15,618 17,522
Table 384 gives the population projections for Hull for people who are unable to manage
at least one mobility activity on their own. The activities include going out of doors and
walking down the road, getting up and down the stairs, getting around the house on the
level, getting to the toilet and getting in and out of bed. The estimated numbers unable
to manage at least one self-care activity are derived from the Living in Britain report from
the General Household Survey 2001 (Economic and Social Data Service 2001) applied
to ONS population estimates and projections. It is likely that there will be some overlap
in the numbers of people who cannot manage at least one domestic task (Table 382),
cannot manage at least one self-care activity (Table 383) and cannot manage at least
one mobility activity (Table 384).
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