The tenth biennial welfare report of the Australian Institute of Health & Welfare
Survey
HILDA
Date Issued
2011
Publisher
Australian Institute of Health & Welfare
Pages
468
Keywords
Welfare
Disparities
Ageing
Evidence
Education
Informal Care
Abstract
Australia’s welfare 2011 contributes to this discussion by bringing together the high-quality national statistics that form much of the evidence base for contemporary policy development.By providing an overview of the welfare sector in all its diversity, this report also highlights
a number of important themes that transcend any individual component. These include the
recognition that population ageing influences demand for welfare services beyond the scope of aged care; that the way we engage in education and work affects our need for government services and our capacity to provide informal care; and that while most Australians enjoy a high
standard of living, disparities between population groups continue to exist.
a number of important themes that transcend any individual component. These include the
recognition that population ageing influences demand for welfare services beyond the scope of aged care; that the way we engage in education and work affects our need for government services and our capacity to provide informal care; and that while most Australians enjoy a high
standard of living, disparities between population groups continue to exist.
External resource (Link)
ISBN
ISSN 1321-1455 & ISBN 978-1-74249-209-4
Type
Reports and technical papers
