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Wider Determinants
Health is influenced by more than healthcare alone. Factors such as housing, education, employment, income, transport, community safety and the environment all shape opportunities for good health and wellbeing.
In Cumberland, understanding these wider determinants helps us identify and address the root causes of inequality, creating the conditions that enable individuals, families and communities to thrive.
Profile Reports
Deprivation |
Crime |
Inequalities – Marmot Indicators |
Inequalities – Segment Tool |
Wider Determinants of Health |
Key Measures
| Key Measures | Source | Further Information |
| Air quality | Wider Determinants of Health | Fingertips | DHSC | |
| Child Poverty – children in low income families | Deprivation |Cumberland Report | Children in low income families: local area statistics – GOV.UK |
| Indices of Deprivation | Deprivation |Cumberland Report | Local Deprivation Explorer 2025 |
| Income deprivation | Deprivation |Cumberland Report | Local Deprivation Explorer 2025 |
| Earnings | Economy | Cumberland Report | Employee earnings in the UK – Office for National Statistics |
| Housing | Housing | Cumberland Report | Housing – Office for National Statistics |
| Fuel Poverty | Deprivation |Cumberland Report | Fuel poverty statistics – GOV.UK |
| Employment | Economy | Cumberland Report | Nomis – Official Census and Labour Market Statistics |
| Unemployment | Economy | Cumberland Report | Nomis – Official Census and Labour Market Statistics |