Prevalence & Individual diversity
What definition is this- Rural and remote families are those people who live away from metropolitan areas (cities and large towns).
Social definition
How available are the services within the community?
depends om where they are located, but not readily available to them. limited services.
list 6 Negative terminology used to describe rural and remote people
Bogan
Dirty
Crazy
Off the grid
Different
Naturalists
Uncultured
Stubborn
Rough
Farm people
Simple
Unsophisticated
Hillbilly
White trash
Bushpig
Creepy
Disgusting
Disadvantaged Backward
Satisfaction of needs acronym and list what it means
shesea
Safety and security
Health
education
sense of identity
employment
adequate standard of living
Types of services plus list
FATCHEEL
Financial support
accommodation
transport
counselling
health care
education
employment
legal aid
How many people live in remote areas? what's the fraction or %.
1 in 40 (2.3%)
how does language impact access to services?
Cant read, write or understand the content
Dont know where to go or who to get in touch with to gain support or help.
may feel isolating as not talking to many people etc
List 5 positive terminology used to describe rural and remote people
Strong Courageous Hardworking Loyal Respectful Generous Caretakers Ingenious Trouble-shooters Tough Inventive Genuine Down to earth Knowledgeable Beautiful Humorous Naive
main needs of each group
health
education
adequate standard of living
employment
factors effecting access to services ?
GACSED
GENDER
AGE
CULTURE AND LANGUAGE
socioeconomic STATUS
EDUCATION
DISIBILITY
Over two-thirds (69%) of the population live in whats?
Major cities
How is safety and security affected ?
Location- far away from quick help- safety wise is dangerous.
Depends of neighbours and what they are like whether you feel safe and secure in your home
wildlife or natural disaster more prevalent in that area- higher chance something going wrong etc
It can also make them feel as though they are constantly being harshly judged based on incorrect stereotypes and that they always need to justify themselves and their needs to society. This can make individuals of rural and remote families feel....
-very angry and they can be annoyed at the fact that they work very hard but never seem to get as much reward or be treated as equals with city people.
If education is not met how does this effect the individual or family members?
Low education means less opportunity in employment areas
Affects their ability to access resources to to limited education and knowledge
TIME, ENERGY, KNOWELDGE AND KNOWELDGE ARE WHAT?
RESOURCES
2.4% of Australia’s total population is ?
Indigenous
Mrs animals and their names
2 cats
frankie and poppy
positive terminology can increase what
self worth
How is adequate standard of living effected out in rural and remote communities? must mention the 3 main factors.
location- delivery or far travel need to gain food and clothing etc. not easily accessible. Shelter is ruined by weather elements, or too expensive to get fixed or cant get people to come and fix it.
aspects of services and how does being rural and remote affect these?
COLES
confidentially
opening hours
location
staffing
In 2006, in Very Remote areas, there were ---- males for every ---- females
113 males for every 100 females
Due date of baby Williamson
2nd MAY
positive terminology can dramatically increase what?
social, emotional and economic wellbeing of rural and remote families.
How is health effected in rural and remote areas?
They are exposed to weather elements.
Their jobs may be out in the weather more often than others.
Cant access health services very easily
Transport is experience, hard or not easily come by to get to the appointments etc.
Mental health being isolated, no one to talk to, finical issues, stress of job, travel can trigger onset of depression etc.
what is the importance of a high socioeconomic status
More access to services and options in life. more education, more employment opportunities, more money etc