How are they faring?
South Australia’s 2022 Report Card
for children and young people
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Contents
- Introduction
- South Australia’s children and young people at a glance
- Key priority for action in 2023
- Part A – All children and young people
- Executive summary – All children and young people
- Dimension 1: Health
- Dimension 2: Safety
- Dimension 3: Wellbeing
- Dimension 4: Education
- Dimension 5: Citizenship
- Annex 1 – Whole-of-population data table
- Part B – Aboriginal children and young people
- South Australia’s Aboriginal children and young people at a glance
- Executive summary – Aboriginal children and young people
- Key priority for action in 2023
- Dimension 1: Health
- Dimension 2: Safety
- Dimension 3: Wellbeing
- Dimension 4: Education
- Dimension 5: Citizenship
- Annex 2 – Aboriginal data table
- Annex 3 – Data gaps
- Acronyms
- References
Physical activity
Regular physical activity is good for us, it has major benefits for health and wellbeing including reducing people’s risk of conditions such as heart disease, stroke and diabetes and improving mental health, wellbeing and quality of life. Physical activity is also good for our communities, offering social and economic benefits such as increased social connection, greater productivity, reduced social isolation and less traffic on our roads.
Wellbeing SA is working to support a more active South Australia, getting people moving and to move more often. We are developing partnerships, strategies, policies, and programs to create the environments and opportunities needed across the state to enable more active communities.
Explore more about our work to support a more active South Australia below.
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Physical activity
Regular physical activity is good for us, it has major benefits for health and wellbeing including reducing people’s risk of conditions such as heart disease, stroke and diabetes and improving mental health, wellbeing and quality of life. Physical activity is also good for our communities, offering social and economic benefits such as increased social connection, greater productivity, reduced social isolation and less traffic on our roads.
Wellbeing SA is working to support a more active South Australia, getting people moving and to move more often. We are developing partnerships, strategies, policies, and programs to create the environments and opportunities needed across the state to enable more active communities.
Explore more about our work to support a more active South Australia below.
Physical activity
Regular physical activity is good for us, it has major benefits for health and wellbeing including reducing people’s risk of conditions such as heart disease, stroke and diabetes and improving mental health, wellbeing and quality of life. Physical activity is also good for our communities, offering social and economic benefits such as increased social connection, greater productivity, reduced social isolation and less traffic on our roads.
Wellbeing SA is working to support a more active South Australia, getting people moving and to move more often. We are developing partnerships, strategies, policies, and programs to create the environments and opportunities needed across the state to enable more active communities.
Explore more about our work to support a more active South Australia below.
Sources: Australian Bureau of Statistics, cat no. 3235.0 Regional Population by Age and Sex, Australia, June 2021 and Australian Bureau of Statistics, cat no. 2033.0.55.001 Census of Population and Housing: Socio-Economic Indexes for Areas (SEIFA), Australia, 2016.
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Physical activity
Regular physical activity is good for us, it has major benefits for health and wellbeing including reducing people’s risk of conditions such as heart disease, stroke and diabetes and improving mental health, wellbeing and quality of life. Physical activity is also good for our communities, offering social and economic benefits such as increased social connection, greater productivity, reduced social isolation and less traffic on our roads.
Wellbeing SA is working to support a more active South Australia, getting people moving and to move more often. We are developing partnerships, strategies, policies, and programs to create the environments and opportunities needed across the state to enable more active communities.
Explore more about our work to support a more active South Australia below.
Executive Summary
All children and young people
Dimension 1: Health
Outcome
Young South Australians are physically, mentally and emotionally healthy
Indicators
- Babies are born healthy
- Children have a healthy early life
- Children and young people have health-promoting
behaviours - Children and young people are thriving