Children in low income families

Data information: Children in households with an income below 60% of the contemporary median income, after housing costs. A child in this dataset is defined as being aged 0-15, or aged 16-19 and in full-time education. Rates are calculated as a percentage of this cohort.
The source dataset (from DWP) is based on administrative tax and benefit records. Children in families with no recourse to public funds are, therefore, not included in the statistics. Children not living in private households are also excluded.
Geography: North East CA (combined authority area) and LA (local authority areas), UK (from DWP HBAI dataset).

Data information: Children in households with an income below 60% of the contemporary median income, after housing costs. A child in this dataset is defined as being aged 0-15, or aged 16-19 and in full-time education. Rates are calculated as a percentage of this cohort.
The source dataset (from DWP) is based on administrative tax and benefit records. Children in families with no recourse to public funds are, therefore, not included in the statistics. Children not living in private households are also excluded.
Geography: North East CA (combined authority) area, UK (from DWP HBAI dataset).

Data information: Children in households with an income below 60% of the contemporary median income, after housing costs. A child in this dataset is defined as being aged 0-15, or aged 16-19 and in full-time education. Rates are calculated as a percentage of this cohort.
The source dataset (from DWP) is based on administrative tax and benefit records. Children in families with no recourse to public funds are, therefore, not included in the statistics. Children not living in private households are also excluded.
Geography: Combined authority areas, UK (from DWP HBAI dataset).

Data information: Children in households with an income below 60% of the contemporary median income, after housing costs. A child in this dataset is defined as being aged 0-15, or aged 16-19 and in full-time education. Rates are calculated as a percentage of this cohort.
The source dataset (from DWP) is based on administrative tax and benefit records. Children in families with no recourse to public funds are, therefore, not included in the statistics. Children not living in private households are also excluded.
Geography: North East parliamentary constituencies, UK (from DWP HBAI dataset).

Data information: Children in households with an income below 60% of the contemporary median income, before housing costs. The DWP headline rate is based on children aged under 16 (excluding dependent children aged 16 to 19).
The source dataset is based on administrative tax and benefit records. Children in families with no recourse to public funds are, therefore, not included in the statistics. Children not living in private households are also excluded.
Geography: North East CA (combined authority) area and local authority areas, UK.

Data information: Children in households with an income below 60% of the contemporary median income, before housing costs. The DWP headline rate is based on children aged under 16 (excluding dependent children aged 16 to 19).
The source dataset is based on administrative tax and benefit records. Children in families with no recourse to public funds are, therefore, not included in the statistics. Children not living in private households are also excluded.
Geography: North East CA (combined authority) area, UK

Data information: Children in households with an income below 60% of the contemporary median income, before housing costs. The DWP headline rate is based on children aged under 16 (excluding dependent children aged 16 to 19).
The source dataset is based on administrative tax and benefit records. Children in families with no recourse to public funds are, therefore, not included in the statistics. Children not living in private households are also excluded.
Geography: Combined authority areas, UK. 

Data information: Children in households with an income below 60% of the contemporary median income, before housing costs. A child is defined as being aged 0-15, or aged 16-19 and in full-time education. Rates are calculated as a percentage of the estimated population of this cohort, using information from Loughborough University analysis.
The source dataset is based on administrative tax and benefit records. Children in families with no recourse to public funds are, therefore, not included in the statistics. Children not living in private households are also excluded.
Geography: North East CA (combined authority) area and local authority areas, UK (from DWP HBAI dataset).

Data information: Children in households with an income below 60% of the contemporary median income, before housing costs. A child is defined as being aged 0-15, or aged 16-19 and in full-time education. Rates are calculated as a percentage of the estimated population of this cohort, using information from Loughborough University analysis.
The source dataset is based on administrative tax and benefit records. Children in families with no recourse to public funds are, therefore, not included in the statistics. Children not living in private households are also excluded.
Geography: North East CA (combined authority) area, UK (from DWP HBAI dataset).

Data information: Children in households with an income below 60% of the contemporary median income, before housing costs. A child is defined as being aged 0-15, or aged 16-19 and in full-time education. Rates are calculated as a percentage of the estimated population of this cohort, using information from Loughborough University analysis.
The source dataset is based on administrative tax and benefit records. Children in families with no recourse to public funds are, therefore, not included in the statistics. Children not living in private households are also excluded.
Geography: Combined authority areas, UK (from DWP HBAI dataset).

Data information: Proportion of children in deep poverty and very deep poverty. These are within households that have an after housing costs (AHC) income less than, respectively, 50% and 40% of the median AHC income. 
These rates are the results of analysis by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation of the Households Below Average Income (HBAI) output. This was undertaken on behalf of the North East Combined Authority. Regional data in the HBAI is published as the average of three financial years. HBAI estimates are based on responses to the Family Resources Survey (FRS).
Geography: North East ITL1 region (including the North East and Tees Valley CA areas), UK.

Data information: Proportion of children in households with an income below 60% of the contemporary median income, after housing costs. Regional data in the Households Below Average Income (HBAI) dataset is published as the average of three financial years. HBAI estimates are based on responses to the Family Resources Survey (FRS).
Geography: North East ITL1 region (including the North East and Tees Valley CA areas), UK.

Data information: Proportions of children in households with an income below 60% of, for relative poverty, the contemporary median income and, for absolute poverty, the 2010/11 median income adjusted for inflation. All analysis is after housing costs. Regional data in the Households Below Average Income (HBAI) dataset is published as the average of three financial years. HBAI estimates are based on responses to the Family Resources Survey (FRS).
Geography: North East ITL1 region (including the North East and Tees Valley CA areas).

Data information: Proportions of children, working age adults and pensioners in households with an income below 60% of the contemporary median income, after housing costs. Regional data in the Households Below Average Income (HBAI) dataset is published as the average of three financial years. HBAI estimates are based on responses to the Family Resources Survey (FRS).
Geography: North East ITL1 region (including the North East and Tees Valley CA areas).

Data information: Proportions of children, working age adults and pensioners in quintiles of household income. Regional data in the Households Below Average Income (HBAI) dataset is published as the average of three financial years. HBAI estimates are based on responses to the Family Resources Survey (FRS).
Geography: North East ITL1 region (including the North East and Tees Valley CA areas), UK.

Data information: Children in households with an income below 60% of the contemporary median income, before housing costs. Summarised by age of child or family characteristic. The DWP totals include children aged under 16 and dependent children aged 16 to 19.
The source dataset is based on administrative tax and benefit records. Children in families with no recourse to public funds are, therefore, not included in the statistics. Children not living in private households are also excluded.
Geography: North East CA (combined authority) area, UK.

Data information: Five year change in number of children in households with an income below 60% of the contemporary median income, before housing costs. Summarised by age of child or family characteristic. The DWP totals include children aged under 16 and dependent children aged 16 to 19.
The source dataset is based on administrative tax and benefit records. Children in families with no recourse to public funds are, therefore, not included in the statistics. Children not living in private households are also excluded.
Geography: North East CA (combined authority) area.

Data information: Children in households with an income below 60% of the contemporary median income, before housing costs. The DWP headline rate is based on children aged under 16 (excluding dependent children aged 16 to 19).
The source dataset is based on administrative tax and benefit records. Children in families with no recourse to public funds are, therefore, not included in the statistics. Children not living in private households are also excluded.
Geography: North East wards with the highest child poverty rates, grouped by local authority area sorted by highest poverty rate. No North Tyneside wards are within the 10% in the North East with the highest rates.

Data information: Children in households with an income below 60% of the contemporary median income, before housing costs. The DWP headline rate is based on children aged under 16 (excluding dependent children aged 16 to 19).
The source dataset is based on administrative tax and benefit records. Children in families with no recourse to public funds are, therefore, not included in the statistics. Children not living in private households are also excluded.
Geography: Local authority area analysis of child poverty rates North East wards, undertaken by North East CA (combined authority). Local authority areas sorted by largest ward rate.