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Table 1: Demographic characteristics

Characteristic

% Care
leavers

% Young people
________
in difficulty

Gender:

Female

Male________________________

69

__________31

58

______________42

Ethnicity:

White British/European

Minority ethnic___________________

73

________27

71

_____________29

Self-reported and defined
learning difficulty___________________

25

25

Average age_________________

18 (17-24)

20 (17-24)

Total N__________________________

________80

______________55

Table 2: First and current accommodation

Type of accommodation

First
accommodation

Current
accommodation

% Care
leavers

% Young
people in
difficulty

% Care
leavers

% Young
people in
difficulty

Private Tenancy_________________

3

_________6_

9

_____£

Social Tenancy: council or housing
association________________________

11

4

39

20

Temporary accommodation
with/without support1_______________

T

10"

8"

5^

Flat in a housing project, more
responsibility, with some drop in
support___________________________

18^

4

8

28

Not in own place. Living in other
person’s place (including family),
with or without support2____________

35

68

23

13^

Room in a housing project, lots of
shared facilities and support_______

15^

8

9

34

Residential home or supported
lodgings__________________________

17^

0

6^

0

Total N____________________________

71

45

80

55

Missing data______________________

_______9

_______10

____0

__________0_

1 Such as Bed and Breakfast accommodation

2 Young people in this category were living with: ex-carers, birth parents, friends (often on the
sofa for limited amounts of time), grandparents, and partners

30



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