Catalogue of Social Care Data

Why do you think you are likely to leave your employer over the coming year?

GRID: FOR EACH ITEM YES/NO/DK
READ OUT
1. To find another job
2. My contract of employment will expire
3. I will be declared redundant/firm is closing down
4. To start my own business
5. To have children
6. To return to education
7. To care for someone
8.. Some other reason
Don’t want to answer

General health

Why do you think you are likely to leave your employer over the coming year?

GRID: FOR EACH ITEM YES/NO/DK
READ OUT
1. To find another job
2. My contract of employment will expire
3. I will be declared redundant/firm is closing down
4. To start my own business
5. To have children
6. To return to education
7. To care for someone
8.. Some other reason
Don’t want to answer

General health

How about the following state benefits? Are you currently receiving any of these either personally or on behalf of another person? Please do not include any benefits that your parents or family may receive.

READ OUT
1. Personal Independence Payment (including the car allowance known as Motability)
2. Disability Living Allowance (including the car allowance known as Motability)
3. Attendance Allowance
4. Severe Disablement Allowance
5. Incapacity Benefit
6. Industrial Injuries Disablement Benefit
Don’t want to answer

General health

Are you currently personally receiving any of the following state benefits: that is where you are the named recipient? Please do not include any benefits that your parents or family may receive.

READ OUT
1. Universal Credit
2. Housing Benefit
3. Working Tax Credit (excluding any childcare element of Working Tax Credit)257
4. Child Tax Credit (including any childcare element of Working Tax Credit)258
5. Income Support
6. Jobseeker’s Allowance
7. Employment and Support Allowance
8. Carer’s Allowance259
Don’t want to answer

General health

Do you regularly look after any ill, disabled or elderly relatives or friends aged 15 or more and in need of care, without being paid? This includes both people who live with you and those who live elsewhere but should not include any volunteering you may do. (text fill: Please include people you may live with outside of term time)227.

1. Yes
2. No
Don’t know
Don’t want to answer

General health

Why do you think you are likely to leave your employer over the coming year?

GRID: FOR EACH ITEM YES/NO/DK
READ OUT
1. To find another job
2. My contract of employment will expire
3. I will be declared redundant/firm is closing down
4. To start my own business
5. To have children
6. To return to education
7. To care for someone
8.. Some other reason
Don’t want to answer

General health

How about the following state benefits? Are you currently receiving any of these either personally or on behalf of another person? Please do not include any benefits that your parents or family may receive.

READ OUT
1. Personal Independence Payment (including the car allowance known as Motability)
2. Disability Living Allowance (including the car allowance known as Motability)
3. Attendance Allowance
4. Severe Disablement Allowance
5. Incapacity Benefit
6. Industrial Injuries Disablement Benefit
Don’t want to answer

General health

Are you currently personally receiving any of the following state benefits: that is where you are the named recipient? Please do not include any benefits that your parents or family may receive.

READ OUT
1. Universal Credit
2. Housing Benefit
3. Working Tax Credit (excluding any childcare element of Working Tax Credit)257
4. Child Tax Credit (including any childcare element of Working Tax Credit)258
5. Income Support
6. Jobseeker’s Allowance
7. Employment and Support Allowance
8. Carer’s Allowance259
Don’t want to answer

General health

About how many hours a week would you say that you usually spend looking after this person (these people) or doing things for them?

ENTER NUMBER OF HOURS
Numeric: 1..168
Don’t know
Don’t want to answer

General health

Who do you look after?

1. Father/mother
2. Grandfather/mother
3. Brother/sister
4. Another adult – related
5. Another adult – not related
6. Another child – related
7. Another child – not related
Don’t know
Don’t want to answer

General health

Are you ever late for school, or do you ever leave school early, because you have to look after them?

1. Yes
2. No
Don’t know
Don’t want to answer

General health

Do you ever have to miss going to school because you have to look after them?

1. Yes
2. No
Don’t know
Don’t want to answer

General health

How often are you late for school, have to leave school early or miss school altogether to do this?

1. Once a week or more often
2. Once or twice a month
3. Less often than this
Don’t know
Don’t want to answer

General health

INTERVIEWER: RECORD IF YOUNG PERSON LIVING IN:

1. Private household
2. Hotel/B&B
3. Institution
4. Somewhere else (specify)

General health

INTERVIEWER CODE

What kind of institution does the young person live in?

1. Children’s Home or hostel
2. Other type of residential care home
3. NHS/Health trust or other establishment providing nursing care
4. Family centre or mother and baby unit
5. Youth treatment centre
6. Young offender institution or prison
7. Other (specify)
Don’t know

General health

There are a number of reasons why young people may not be able to live at home with their natural parents. Please can you tell me why (text fill: YP name) no longer lives with (text fill: his/her) natural parents?

1. Parents divorced or separated
2. Parent(s) unable to cope
3. Parent(s) too ill to provide care and security for young person
4. Parent(s) died
5. Young person temporarily placed into alternative care
6. Some other reason
Don’t know
Don’t want to answer

General health

Which, if any, of the benefits on this card do you receive [text fill: either on your own or with your partner/husband/wife]?

CODE ALL THAT APPLY

1. Income Support
2. Jobseekers Allowance
3. Incapacity Benefit
4. Employment and Support Allowance
5. Universal Credit
6. State Pension
7. Pension Credit
8. Carer’s Allowance
9. Attendance Allowance
10. Disability Living Allowance
11. Housing Benefit
12. Tax credits
13. Child benefit
14. Council tax benefit
15. Other (specify)
16. None of these
Refused
Don’t know

General health

Do you regularly look after any ill, disabled or elderly relatives or friends aged 15 or more and in need of care, without being paid? This includes both people who live here with you and those who live elsewhere but should not include any volunteering that you may do.

Yes
No
Don’t know
Don’t want to answer

General health

Do you regularly look after any ill, disabled or elderly relatives or friends aged 15 or more and in need of care, without being paid? This includes both people who live here with you and those who live elsewhere but should not include any volunteering you may do.

Yes
No
Don’t know
Don’t want to answer

General health

Are you currently personally receiving any of the following state benefits: that is where you are the named recipient? Please do not include any benefits that your parents or family may receive.

GRID: FOR EACH ITEM YES/NO/DK

READ OUT256
1. Universal Credit
2. Housing Benefit
3. Working Tax Credit (excluding any childcare element of Working Tax Credit)257
4. Child Tax Credit (including any childcare element of Working Tax Credit)258
5. Income Support
6. Jobseeker’s Allowance
7. Employment and Support Allowance
8. Carer’s Allowance259
Don’t want to answer

General health

How about the following state benefits? Are you currently receiving any of these either personally or on behalf of another person? Please do not include any benefits that your parents or family may receive.

GRID: FOR EACH ITEM YES/NO/DK

READ OUT260
1. Personal Independence Payment (including the car allowance known as Motability)
2. Disability Living Allowance (including the car allowance known as Motability)
3. Attendance Allowance
4. Severe Disablement Allowance
5. Incapacity Benefit
6. Industrial Injuries Disablement Benefit
Don’t want to answer

General health

Do you live in any of the following?

1. Children’s home or hostel
2. Armed Forces’ residential accommodation
3. A college or other educational residential accommodation (e.g. a ‘hall of residence’ or similar)
4. NHS residential accommodation
5. Other employer’s residential accommodation (but not an ordinary flat or house owned by your employer)
6. A hotel, boarding house or hostel
7. Any other kind of communal establishment (e.g. prisons, hospitals etc)
8. No, none of these
Don’t want to answer

General health

Why do you think you are likely to leave your employer over the coming year?

GRID: FOR EACH ITEM YES/NO/DK
READ OUT
1. To find another job
2. My contract of employment will expire
3. I will be declared redundant/firm is closing down
4. To start my own business
5. To have children
6. To return to education
7. To care for someone
8.. Some other reason

General health

Do you regularly look after any ill, disabled or elderly relatives or friends aged 15 or more and in need of care, without being paid? This includes both people who live with you and those who live elsewhere but should not include any volunteering you may do. (text fill: Please include people you may live with outside of term time)227.

1. Yes
2. No
Don’t know
Don’t want to answer

General health

Some people your age have to provide regular help or support to people they live with who are physically or mentally ill, disabled or misusing drugs or alcohol. This could be a parent, brother, sister, a relative or someone else.

Is there anyone like this who lives here with you that you have to look after on a regular basis?

1. Yes – in this household
2. No
Don’t know
Don’t want to answer

General health

Please can you tell me why [YP name] no longer lives with [his/her] natural parents?

Parents divorced or separated
Parent(s) unable to cope
Parent(s) too ill to provide care and security for young person
Parent(s) died
Young person temporarily placed into alternative care
Some other reason
Don’t know
Don’t want to answer

General health

Since we last spoke to you in [wave 1 interview month] last year, have you been in touch with your local council’s social services because of [YP name]’s behavior at home or at school? This includes both you getting in touch with them and them contacting you.

Yes
No
Don’t know
Don’t want to answer

General health

Which, if any, of the benefits on this card do you receive [text fill: either on your own or with your partner/husband/wife]?

CODE ALL THAT APPLY

1. Income Support
2. Jobseekers Allowance
3. Incapacity Benefit
4. Employment and Support Allowance
5. Universal Credit
6. State Pension
7. Pension Credit
8. Carer’s Allowance
9. Attendance Allowance
10. Disability Living Allowance
11. Housing Benefit
12. Tax credits
13. Child benefit
14. Council tax benefit
15. Other (specify)
16. None of these
Refused
Don’t know

General health

Since (text fill: name of sample member) was born, has (text fill: he/she) ever been in care in any of the arrangements shown below?

Please include any arrangements that (text fill: name of sample member) is in now.

PLEASE SELECT ALL THAT APPLY

1. Never been in care
2. With foster parents
3. In a young people’s home
4. In local authority care, but remaining with own parents
5. Placed for adoption
6. In local authority care in some other arrangement
Don’t know
Don’t want to answer

General health

Do you have to spend more time looking after (text fill: name of sample young person) compared with a fully-fit young person of similar age because of (textfill: his/her) health problems?

1. Yes
2. No
Don’t know

General health

What year was (text fill: name of sample member) last in care?

TYPE IN YEAR
Numeric…1998-2013
Don’t know
Don’t want to answer

General health

There are a number of reasons why young people may not be able to live at home with their natural parents. Please can you tell me why (text fill: name of sample member) no longer lives with (text fill: his/her) natural parents?

1. Parents divorced or separated
2. Parent(s) unable to cope
3. Parent(s) too ill to provide care and security for young person
4. Parent(s) died
5. Young person temporarily placed into alternative care
6. Some other reason
Don’t know
Don’t want to answer

General health

Which, if any, of the benefits on this card do you receive [text fill: either on your own or with your partner/husband/wife]?

1. Income Support
2. Jobseekers Allowance
3. Incapacity Benefit
4. Employment and Support Allowance
5. Universal Credit
6. State Pension
7. Pension Credit
8. Carer’s Allowance
9. Attendance Allowance
10. Disability Living Allowance
11. Housing Benefit
12. Tax credits
13. Child benefit
14. Council tax benefit
15. Other (specify)
16. None of these
Refused
Don’t know

General health

Some people your age have to provide regular help or support to people they live with who are physically or mentally ill, disabled or misusing drugs or alcohol. This could be a parent, brother, sister, a relative or someone else.

Is there anyone like this who lives here with you that you have to look after on a regular basis?

1. Yes – in this household
2. No
Don’t know
Don’t want to answer

General health

Who do you look after?

1. Father/mother
2. Grandfather/mother
3. Brother/sister
4. Another adult – related
5. Another adult – not related
6. Another child – related
7. Another child – not related
Don’t know
Don’t want to answer

General health

About how many hours a week would you say that you usually spend looking after this person (these people) or doing things for them?

ENTER NUMBER OF HOURS
Numeric: 1..168
Don’t know
Don’t want to answer

General health

Are you ever late for school, or do you ever leave school early, because you have to look after them?

1. Yes
2. No
Don’t know
Don’t want to answer

General health

Do you ever have to miss going to school because you have to look after them?

1. Yes
2. No
Don’t know
Don’t want to answer

General health

How often are you late for school, have to leave school early or miss school altogether to do this?

1. Once a week or more often
2. Once or twice a month
3. Less often than this
Don’t know
Don’t want to answer

General health

Some people your age have to provide regular help or support to people they live with who are physically or mentally ill, disabled or misusing drugs or alcohol. This could be a parent, brother, sister, a relative or someone else.

Is there anyone like this who lives here with you that you have to look after on a regular basis?

1. Yes – in this household
2. No
Don’t know
Don’t want to answer

General health

Who do you look after?

1. Father/mother
2. Grandfather/mother
3. Brother/sister
4. Another adult – related
5. Another adult – not related
6. Another child – related
7. Another child – not related
Don’t know
Don’t want to answer

General health

About how many hours a week would you say that you usually spend looking after this person (these people) or doing things for them?

ENTER NUMBER OF HOURS
Numeric: 1..168
Don’t know
Don’t want to answer

General health

Are you ever late for school, or do you ever leave school early, because you have to look after them?

1. Yes
2. No
Don’t know
Don’t want to answer

General health

Do you ever have to miss going to school because you have to look after them?

1. Yes
2. No
Don’t know
Don’t want to answer

General health

How often are you late for school, have to leave school early or miss school altogether to do this?

1. Once a week or more often
2. Once or twice a month
3. Less often than this
Don’t know
Don’t want to answer

General health

Before (text fill: month and year from this iteration of LO1), who was (text fill: name of sample young person) mainly living with?

1. Father/mother WITHOUT new partner
2. Father/mother WITH new partner
3. Other relatives only (e.g. grandparents, uncles/aunts)
4. Foster parents
5. Institution (e.g. children’s home, YOI)
6. Other
Don’t know
Refused

General health

INTERVIEWER: RECORD IF YOUNG PERSON LIVING IN:

1. Private household
2. Hotel/B&B
3. Institution
4. Somewhere else (specify)

General health

INTERVIEWER CODE

What kind of institution does the young person live in?

1. Children’s Home or hostel
2. Other type of residential care home
3. NHS/Health trust or other establishment providing nursing care
4. Family centre or mother and baby unit
5. Youth treatment centre
6. Young offender institution or prison
7. Other (specify)
Don’t know

General health