Catalogue of Social Care Data

ASK ALL aged 4-15 who are carers
SHOW CARD A12
What kind of support, if any, do you personally receive as a carer to help with the care that you provide?
INTERVIEWER: CODE ALL THAT APPLY

1 Short breaks or respite e.g. day time breaks, overnight breaks
or emergency respite [RG20b1]
2 Advice and information [RG20b2]
3 Practical things, e.g. putting hand rails in the bathroom, transport
to a day centre [RG20b3]
4 Talking to someone for support, e.g. family member, friend, counsellor [RG20b4]
5 Having a befriender or a peer mentor [RG20b5]
6 Advocacy services [RG20b6]
7 Personal assistant/ support worker/ community nurse/ home help [RG20b7]
8 Help from family, friends or neighbours [RG20b8]
9 Help from teachers at school, e.g. talking or extra help with homework [RG20b9]
10 Social activities and support, e.g. young carers’ groups or day trips[RG20b10]
11 Other (SPECIFY) [RG20b11]
12 Receive no help or support [RG20b12]

In total, how many hours each week approximately do you spend providing any regular help or support?

INTERVIEWER: Include care provided both inside and outside the household.
INTERVIEWER: EXCLUDE ANY CARING THAT IS DONE AS PART OF PAID EMPLOYMENT INTERVIEWER: Show showcard
1 Up to 4 hours a week
2 5 – 19 hours a week
3 20 – 34 hours a week
4 35 – 49 hours a week
5 50 or more hours a week
6 Varies (spontaneous – not on SHOW CARD

ASK ALL 16+ who are carers
What kind of support, if any, do you personally receive as a carer to help with the care that you provide?

1 Short breaks or respite e.g. day time breaks, overnight breaks or
emergency respite [RG201]
2 Advice and information [RG202]
3 Practical support (e.g. transport, equipment/adaptations) [RG203]
4 Counselling or emotional support [RG204]
5 Training and learning [RG205]
6 Advocacy services [RG206]
7 Personal assistant/ support worker/ community nurse/ home help [RG207]
8 Help from family, friends or neighbours [RG208]
9 Carer’s allowance [RG209]
10 Other (SPECIFY) [RG2010]
11 Receive no help or support [RG2011]

Has your employment been affected by the help or support you give the (person/people) that you currently care for in any of these ways? Please read out the numbers that apply
from the card.
INTERVIEWER: CODE ALL THAT APPLY
INTERVIEWER: The question relates to the impact of caring on present employment. If unsure of how to code a particular answer code as ‘other’ and write in details

1 Been unable to take up employment [RG191]
2 Worked fewer hours [RG192]
3 Reduced responsibility at work [RG193]
4 Flexible employment agreed [RG194]
5 Changed to work at home [RG195]
6 Reduced opportunities for promotion [RG196]
7 Took new job [RG197]
8 Left employment altogether [RG198]
9 Took early retirement [RG199]
10 Other (SPECIFY) [RG1910]
11 Employment not affected/never had a job [RG1911]

How long have you been providing this care for (him/her/them)?
INTERVIEWER: Please code the longest period of care if caring for more than one person.

1 Less than one year
2 One year but less than 5 years
3 5 years but less than 10 years
4 10 years but less than 20 years
5 20 years or more

In total, how many hours each week approximately do you spend providing any regular help or support?

INTERVIEWER: Include care provided both inside and outside the household.
INTERVIEWER: EXCLUDE ANY CARING THAT IS DONE AS PART OF PAID EMPLOYMENT INTERVIEWER: Show showcard
1 Up to 4 hours a week
2 5 – 19 hours a week
3 20 – 34 hours a week
4 35 – 49 hours a week
5 50 or more hours a week
6 Varies (spontaneous – not on SHOW CARD

Who is it that you provide regular help or care for outside your household?
INTERVIEWER: Code all that apply

1 Parent/parent-in-law [RG16c1]
2 Other relative [RG16c2]
3 Friend/neighbour [RG16c3]
4 Other person [RG16c4]

Who else do you provide regular help or care for?
INTERVIEWER: Code the second person here.

1-12 Person numbers of household members
97 Someone outside the household
98 No one else

Who is it that you provide regular help or care for?
INTERVIEWER: Code up to two people cared for.

Code the first person here.
1-12 Person numbers of household members
97 Someone outside the household

Apart from anything you do as part of paid employment, do you look after, or give any regular help or support to family members, friends, neighbours or others because of either long-term physical, mental ill-health, disability; or problems related to old age?

1 Yes
2 No

Please look at this card. There has been a lot of talk about health and income. We would like to get some idea of your household’s income. This card shows various possible
sources of income. Can you please tell me which of these you (and your husband/wife/partner) receive? INTERVIEWER: PROBE FOR ALL SOURCES. CODE ALL THAT APPLY

1 Earnings from employment or self-employment (incl. overtime, tips, bonuses) [SrcInc1]
2 State retirement pension [SrcInc2]
3 Pension from former employer [SrcInc3]
4 Personal pensions [SrcInc4]
5 Pension Credit [SrcInc5]
6 Child Benefit [SrcInc6]
7 Universal Credit [SrcInc7]
8 Job-Seekers Allowance [SrcInc8]
9 Income Support [SrcInc9]
10 Working Tax Credit, Child Tax Credit or any other Tax Credit [SrcInc10]
11 Housing Benefit [SrcInc11]
12 Employment and Support Allowance [SrcInc12]
13 Personal Independence Payments [SrcInc13
14 Disability Living Allowance [SrcInc14]
15 Attendance Allowance [SrcInc15]
16 Carer’s Allowance [SrcInc16]
17 Other state benefits [SrcInc17]
18 Student grants and bursaries (but not loans) [SrcInc18]
19 Interest from savings and investments (e.g. stocks & shares) [SrcInc19]
20 Rent from property (after expenses) [SrcInc20]
21 Other kinds of regular income (e.g. maintenance or grants) [SrcInc21]
22 No source of income [SrcInc22]

ASK ALL aged 4-15 who are carers
SHOW CARD A12
What kind of support, if any, do you personally receive as a carer to help with the care that you provide?
INTERVIEWER: CODE ALL THAT APPLY

1 Short breaks or respite e.g. day time breaks, overnight breaks
or emergency respite [RG20b1]
2 Advice and information [RG20b2]
3 Practical things, e.g. putting hand rails in the bathroom, transport
to a day centre [RG20b3]
4 Talking to someone for support, e.g. family member, friend, counsellor [RG20b4]
5 Having a befriender or a peer mentor [RG20b5]
6 Advocacy services [RG20b6]
7 Personal assistant/ support worker/ community nurse/ home help [RG20b7]
8 Help from family, friends or neighbours [RG20b8]
9 Help from teachers at school, e.g. talking or extra help with homework [RG20b9]
10 Social activities and support, e.g. young carers’ groups or day trips[RG20b10]
11 Other (SPECIFY) [RG20b11]
12 Receive no help or support [RG20b12]

ASK ALL 16+ who are carers
What kind of support, if any, do you personally receive as a carer to help with the care that you provide?

1 Short breaks or respite e.g. day time breaks, overnight breaks or
emergency respite [RG201]
2 Advice and information [RG202]
3 Practical support (e.g. transport, equipment/adaptations) [RG203]
4 Counselling or emotional support [RG204]
5 Training and learning [RG205]
6 Advocacy services [RG206]
7 Personal assistant/ support worker/ community nurse/ home help [RG207]
8 Help from family, friends or neighbours [RG208]
9 Carer’s allowance [RG209]
10 Other (SPECIFY) [RG2010]
11 Receive no help or support [RG2011]

Has your employment been affected by the help or support you give the (person/people) that you currently care for in any of these ways? Please read out the numbers that apply
from the card.
INTERVIEWER: CODE ALL THAT APPLY
INTERVIEWER: The question relates to the impact of caring on present employment. If unsure of how to code a particular answer code as ‘other’ and write in details

1 Been unable to take up employment [RG191]
2 Worked fewer hours [RG192]
3 Reduced responsibility at work [RG193]
4 Flexible employment agreed [RG194]
5 Changed to work at home [RG195]
6 Reduced opportunities for promotion [RG196]
7 Took new job [RG197]
8 Left employment altogether [RG198]
9 Took early retirement [RG199]
10 Other (SPECIFY) [RG1910]
11 Employment not affected/never had a job [RG1911]

How long have you been providing this care for (him/her/them)?
INTERVIEWER: Please code the longest period of care if caring for more than one person.

1 Less than one year
2 One year but less than 5 years
3 5 years but less than 10 years
4 10 years but less than 20 years
5 20 years or more

Who is it that you provide regular help or care for outside your household?
INTERVIEWER: Code all that apply

1 Parent/parent-in-law [RG16c1]
2 Other relative [RG16c2]
3 Friend/neighbour [RG16c3]
4 Other person [RG16c4]

Who else do you provide regular help or care for?
INTERVIEWER: Code the second person here.

1-12 Person numbers of household members
97 Someone outside the household
98 No one else

Who is it that you provide regular help or care for?
INTERVIEWER: Code up to two people cared for.

Code the first person here.
1-12 Person numbers of household members
97 Someone outside the household

Apart from anything you do as part of paid employment, do you look after, or give any regular help or support to family members, friends, neighbours or others because of either long-term physical, mental ill-health, disability; or problems related to old age?

1 Yes
2 No

Please look at this card. There has been a lot of talk about health and income. We would like to get some idea of your household’s income. This card shows various possible
sources of income. Can you please tell me which of these you (and your husband/wife/partner) receive? INTERVIEWER: PROBE FOR ALL SOURCES. CODE ALL THAT APPLY

1 Earnings from employment or self-employment (incl. overtime, tips, bonuses) [SrcInc1]
2 State retirement pension [SrcInc2]
3 Pension from former employer [SrcInc3]
4 Personal pensions [SrcInc4]
5 Pension Credit [SrcInc5]
6 Child Benefit [SrcInc6]
7 Universal Credit [SrcInc7]
8 Job-Seekers Allowance [SrcInc8]
9 Income Support [SrcInc9]
10 Working Tax Credit, Child Tax Credit or any other Tax Credit [SrcInc10]
11 Housing Benefit [SrcInc11]
12 Employment and Support Allowance [SrcInc12]
13 Personal Independence Payments [SrcInc13
14 Disability Living Allowance [SrcInc14]
15 Attendance Allowance [SrcInc15]
16 Carer’s Allowance [SrcInc16]
17 Other state benefits [SrcInc17]
18 Student grants and bursaries (but not loans) [SrcInc18]
19 Interest from savings and investments (e.g. stocks & shares) [SrcInc19]
20 Rent from property (after expenses) [SrcInc20]
21 Other kinds of regular income (e.g. maintenance or grants) [SrcInc21]
22 No source of income [SrcInc22]

ASK ALL aged 4-15 who are carers (IF RG15New=Yes THEN)

What kind of support, if any, do you personally receive as a carer to help with the care that you provide?
INTERVIEWER: CODE ALL THAT APPLY

1 Short breaks or respite e.g. day time breaks, overnight breaks
or emergency respite [RG20b1]
2 Advice and information [RG20b2]
3 Practical things, e.g. putting hand rails in the bathroom, transport
to a day centre [RG20b3]
4 Talking to someone for support, e.g. family member, friend, counsellor [RG20b4]
5 Having a befriender or a peer mentor [RG20b5]
6 Advocacy services [RG20b6]
7 Personal assistant/ support worker/ community nurse/ home help [RG20b7]
8 Help from family, friends or neighbours [RG20b8]
9 Help from teachers at school, e.g. talking or extra help with homework [RG20b9]
10 Social activities and support, e.g. young carers’ groups or day trips[RG20b10]
11 Other (SPECIFY) [RG20b11]
12 Receive no help or support [RG20b12

Please look at this card. There has been a lot of talk about health and income. We would like to get some idea of your household’s income. This card shows various possible sources of income. Can you please tell me which of these you (and your husband/wife/partner) receive?

1 Earnings from employment or self-employment (incl. overtime, tips, bonuses) [SrcInc1]
2 State retirement pension [SrcInc2]
3 Pension from former employer [SrcInc3]
4 Personal pensions [SrcInc4]
5 Pension Credit [SrcInc5]
6 Child Benefit [SrcInc6]
7 Universal Credit [SrcInc7]
8 Job-Seekers Allowance [SrcInc8]
9 Income Support [SrcInc9]
10 Working Tax Credit, Child Tax Credit or any other Tax Credit [SrcInc10]
11 Housing Benefit [SrcInc11]
12 Employment and Support Allowance [SrcInc12]
13 Personal Independence Payments [SrcInc13
14 Disability Living Allowance [SrcInc14]
15 Attendance Allowance [SrcInc15]
16 Carer’s Allowance [SrcInc16]
17 Other state benefits [SrcInc17]
18 Student grants and bursaries (but not loans) [SrcInc18]
19 Interest from savings and investments (e.g. stocks & shares) [SrcInc19]
20 Rent from property (after expenses) [SrcInc20]
21 Other kinds of regular income (e.g. maintenance or grants) [SrcInc21]
22 No source of income

ASK ALL 16+ who are carers (IF RG15new=Yes) THEN

What kind of support, if any, do you personally receive as a carer to help with the care that you provide?
INTERVIEWER: CODE ALL THAT APPLY

1 Short breaks or respite e.g. day time breaks, overnight breaks or
emergency respite [RG201]
2 Advice and information [RG202]
3 Practical support (e.g. transport, equipment/adaptations) [RG203]
4 Counselling or emotional support [RG204]
5 Training and learning [RG205]
6 Advocacy services [RG206]
7 Personal assistant/ support worker/ community nurse/ home help [RG207]
8 Help from family, friends or neighbours [RG208]
9 Carer’s allowance [RG209]
10 Other (SPECIFY) [RG2010]
11 Receive no help or support [RG2011]

Has your employment been affected by the help or support you give the (person/people) that you currently care for in any of these ways? Please read out the numbers that apply from the card.
INTERVIEWER: CODE ALL THAT APPLY
INTERVIEWER: The question relates to the impact of caring on present employment. If
unsure of how to code a particular answer code as ‘other’ and write in details

1 Been unable to take up employment [RG191]
2 Worked fewer hours [RG192]
3 Reduced responsibility at work [RG193]
4 Flexible employment agreed [RG194]
5 Changed to work at home [RG195]
6 Reduced opportunities for promotion [RG196]
7 Took new job [RG197]
8 Left employment altogether [RG198]
9 Took early retirement [RG199]
10 Other (SPECIFY) [RG1910]
11 Employment not affected/never had a job [RG1911]

How long have you been providing this care for (him/her/them)?
INTERVIEWER: Please code the longest period of care if caring for more than one person.

1 Less than one year
2 One year but less than 5 years
3 5 years but less than 10 years
4 10 years but less than 20 years
5 20 years or more

In total, how many hours each week approximately do you spend providing any regular help or support?

1 Up to 4 hours a week
2 5 – 19 hours a week
3 20 – 34 hours a week
4 35 – 49 hours a week
5 50 or more hours a week
6 Varies (spontaneous – not on SHOW CARD

Who is it that you provide regular help or care for outside your household?

1 Parent/parent-in-law [RG16c1]
2 Other relative [RG16c2]
3 Friend/neighbour [RG16c3]
4 Other person [RG16c4]

Who else do you provide regular help or care for?

1-12 Person numbers of household members
97 Someone outside the household
98 No one else

Who is it that you provide regular help or care for?

1-12 Person numbers of household members
97 Someone outside the household

Apart from anything you do as part of paid employment, do you look after, or give any regular help or support to family members, friends, neighbours or others because of either long-term physical, mental ill-health, disability; or problems related to old age?

1 Yes
2 No