Catalogue of Social Care Data

Please can you tell us why they do not live with you?

1.They live with your partner or another family member.
2.They are in institutional care (including a care home or children’s home)
3.They are in foster care
4.They passed away
5.Another reason – please write in (VARLAB XLBOUTCOMECHK)
-9 – Don’t wish to answer (only show if try to move on)

Part 1:
Does this/Do any of these condition(s) or illness(es) affect you in any of the following areas?

Part 2:
Does this/Do any of these condition(s) or illness(es) reduce your ability to carry out day-to-day
activities?

Part 1:
1 Vision (for example blindness or partial sight)
2 Hearing (for example deafness or partial hearing)
3 Mobility (for example walking short distances or climbing stairs)
4 Dexterity (for example lifting and carrying objects, using a keyboard)
5 Learning or understanding or concentrating
6 Memory
7 Mental health
8 Stamina or breathing or fatigue
9 Socially or behaviourally (for example associated with autism, attention deficit disorder or
Asperger’s Syndrome)
10 Other (PLEASE SPECIFY) {VARNAME PCLSO 200}
11 {EXCLUSIVE} None of these

Part 2:
1 Yes, a lot
2 Yes, a little
3 Not at all

Taking account of all the unpaid help you give, including travelling time, about how long did you spend looking after people last week?

1 0-2 hours
2 3-4 hours
3 5-9 hours
4 10-19 hours
5 20-29 hours
6 30 hours or more

Please tell us who you care for. Select all that apply

1 Mother
2 Father
3 Brother(s)
4 Sister(s)
5 Grandmother(s)
6 Grandfather(s)
7 Spouse/partner
8 Your child
9 Somebody else (PLEASE WRITE IN) {VARNAME CRWZ 200}

Some people have extra responsibilities because they look after someone who has long-term physical or mental health difficulties or disability, or problems related to old age. Do you regularly look after anyone who is ill, disabled or elderly and in need of care, without being paid? This includes both people who live with you and those who live elsewhere. Please do not include caring you do for others that you do in a professional capacity (i.e. as a job).

1 Yes
2 No

What is the main reason you are still living your parent(s)?

1. I would like to move into my own home, but I cannot afford to
2. I am saving up for a deposit to move into my own home
3. I do not wish to move into my own home at the moment.
4. My parent(s) or other relative require(s) care
5. I require care
6. I returned home after university
7. I returned home due to the COVID pandemic
8. I need parental help with childcare
9. Another reason (PLEASE WRITE IN) {VARNAME PAHZ 200}

Were you in care at the time you left school?

1 Yes
2 No

Which best describes the total amount of time you have ever spent in care?

1. Under three months
2. Three months, less than 1 year
3. 1 year, less than 2 years
4. 2 years, less than 5 years
5. 5 years or more

Since you were {HFAGLS00 } have you lived in any of the places on this card away from your parents?

1 Statutory children’s home
2 Foster parents

Since you were {HFAGLS00)”} have you lived in any of the places on this card away from your parents?

1 Local authority children’s or living support home
2 Local authority foster parents
3 Voluntary society children’s or living support home
4 Voluntary society foster parents
5 Living with relatives
6 Prison/Young Offenders Institute/Borstal
7 Children’s home- not sure which type
8 Foster parents – not sure which type
9 None of these places

Which, if any, of the following types of payments are you {IF ^DVHHGLPT =1: “or ^RESPARTNERNAME”} currently receiving? {IF UNCR=1: Do not include any benefits that you {IF ^DVHHGLPT =1: “or ^RESPARTNERNAME”} are receiving as part of your Universal Credit}

Multiple response
1. Jobseeker’s Allowance
2. Income Support
3. Sickness, disability or incapacity benefits (including Employment and Support Allowance or Personal Independence Payments)
4. Pension – including private pensions, State Retirement Pension or pension credit (including
guarantee credit, savings credit or housing credit)
5. Child Benefit
6. Tax credits – such as the Working Tax Credit, Disabled Person Tax Credit or Child Tax Credit
7. Any other family related benefit or payment
8. Housing Benefit – including direct payments to your landlord or Council Tax Reduction or relief
9. Carer’s Allowance
10. Income from any other state benefit
11. None of these (EXCLUSIVE)

Why did you stop this course?

1. Transferred to a course which you preferred
2. Did not enjoy the university/college environment
3. Did not enjoy the course
4. Physical or mental health problems
5. To care for a friend or relative that needed your help
6. Did not secure grades to continue
7. Was concerned about debt/ needed money
8. Because of an employment opportunity
9. COVID-related reasons
10. Other reason

Who does CM_FirstName live with at home or in the place where they live most of the time?

1 Parent(s) – including step-parent, adoptive parent or foster parent
2 Their own partner, husband or wife
3 Their own children – including step-children, adopted children or foster children
4 Siblings – including half-siblings, step-siblings, adoptive siblings or foster-siblings
5 Other relative (e.g. grandparents, aunts, uncles)
6 Friends / housemates
7 A paid carer or nurse
8 Other non-relative
9 On their own (EXCLUSIVE)

Who is giving the proxy interview?

1. Cohort member’s parent
2. Cohort member’s partner
3. Cohort member’s sibling
4. Another relative
5. A friend or informal carer
6. A paid carer
7. Someone else (Specify [100]) (VARLAB:WHoProxOth)

Part 1:
Does this/Do any of these condition(s) or illness(es) affect CM_FirstName in any of the following areas?

Part 2:
Does this/Do any of these condition(s) or illness(es) reduce CM_FirstName’s ability to carry out day-to-day activities?  Would you say…

Part 1:
1 Vision (for example blindness or partial sight)  
2 Hearing (for example deafness or partial hearing)  
3 Mobility (for example walking short distances or climbing stairs)  
4 Dexterity (for example lifting and carrying objects, using a keyboard)  
5 Learning or understanding or concentrating  
6 Memory  
7 Mental health  
8 Stamina or breathing or fatigue  
9 Socially or behaviourally (for example associated with autism, attention deficit disorder or Asperger’s Syndrome)  
10 Other (please write in the box below) {VARNAME PXCLSO 200} 
11 {EXCLUSIVE}: None of these

Part 2:
1 Yes, a lot,  
2 Yes, a little  
3 Not at all

Who does CM_FirstName live with at home or in the place where they live most of the time?

1 Parent(s) – including step-parent, adoptive parent or foster parent
2 Their own partner, husband or wife
3 Their own children – including step-children, adopted children or foster children
4 Siblings – including half-siblings, step-siblings, adoptive siblings or foster-siblings
5 Other relative (e.g. grandparents, aunts, uncles)
6 Friends / housemates
7 A paid carer or nurse
8 Other non-relative
9 On their own (EXCLUSIVE)

Part 1:
Is your current address….

Part 2:
Are you living at this with any other members of your family?

Part 1:
1. …a private residence (including one tied to your job)
2. Educational residential accommodation (e.g. a hall of residence)
3. a hotel, boarding house or bed & breakfast
4. a hostel for homeless, refuge, YMCA, YWCA, etc.
5. a barracks, nurses’ hall of residence, teachers’ accommodation, or other accommodation provided by your employer
6. a room only at a workplace
9. or a hospital, nursing home or similar institution?
Valid missing values: None allowed

Part 2:
1. Yes
2. No

Taking account of all the unpaid help you give, including travelling time, about how long did you spend looking after people last week?

1 0-2 hours
2 3-4 hours
3 5-9 hours
4 10-19 hours
5 20-29 hours
6 30 hours or more

None

Please tell us who you care for.

1 Your mother
2 Your father
3 Your brother(s)
4 Your sister(s)
5 Your grandmother(s)
6 Your grandfather(s)
7 Somebody else (PLEASE WRITE IN)

None

Some people have extra responsibilities because they look after someone who has long- term physical or mental health difficulties or disability, or problems related to old age. ADD INFO BUTTON: “For example: cooking, cleaning, shopping, providing nursing and personal care, and giving emotional support.”
Do you regularly look after anyone who is ill, disabled or elderly and in need of care, without being paid? This includes both people who live with you and those who live elsewhere. Please do not include caring you do for others that you do in a professional capacity (i.e. as a job).

1 Yes
2 No

None