context Flashcards
(25 cards)
In 2018/2019, how many people in the UK aged 16-59 had taken a drug in their lifetime?
Approximately 3.2 million
This statistic is relevant to the social context of Jerusalem as it reflects the age range of drug abusers depicted in the play.
What percentage of people aged 16-24 in the UK had used one or more illicit drugs in the last year during 2008/2009?
22.6%
This highlights the severe impact of drug abuse on younger individuals.
What is the estimated annual cost of drug abuse to the UK in policing, healthcare, and crime?
£10.7 billion
This suggests that drug misuse has a wider societal impact beyond just the abuser.
What initiative did the UK government propose in December 2021 regarding drug abuse?
A 10-year plan to reduce supply and demand for drugs and deliver a high-quality treatment and recovery system.
How many alcoholics are estimated to be in the UK currently?
602,391
Only 18% of this figure seeks and receives treatment for their issues.
What percentage of individuals who left drug/alcohol treatment were fully clean in 2015-2016?
50%
This indicates issues within the treatment system in the UK.
What does the Homelessness Act 2002 outline regarding homelessness?
A strategy to tackle homelessness including housing authority districts and providing assistance.
What is the prevention duty in relation to homelessness in England?
Intentions to help find a solution to housing situations preventing homelessness (lasts up to 56 days if not extended).
What was the number of households assessed as being threatened with homelessness from Jan-May 2024?
38,440 households
This figure shows a 0.6% decrease.
How many people are estimated to be homeless in England today?
At least 309,000
This includes around 136,000 from the ages 16-24.
What historical act aimed to force gypsies to leave England voluntarily?
The Egyptians Act
This act marks the beginning of governmental attitudes towards travellers.
What is the term ‘chav’ derived from?
Gypsy Romani word ‘Chavi’ meaning child.
How many children are suspended from school for abuse and assault every school day?
Nearly 900 children.
What does ABSO stand for?
Anti-Social Behaviour Order.
Fill in the blank: The increase in both prevention duty and relief duty shows more people are at risk of being _______.
homeless.
What is Johnny Byron’s situation in relation to eviction?
He was given an eviction notice for illegal activities and complaints.
What percentage of the UK’s population do travellers and gypsies currently make up?
0.12%.
What is the significance of the Caravan Sites Act published in 1960?
It was a method of controlling private caravan sites, making it harder for gypsies to buy land.
What does the Guidance on Managing Unauthorised Encampments, launched in 2004, provide?
Guidance for local authorities on managing unauthorised encampments.
What does instability refer to in the context of behaviour?
Tendency to unpredictable behaviour or erratic changes of mood.
What does the term ‘school exclusions’ refer to?
The process of suspending students from school for misconduct.
How many fixed period exclusions were there from state-funded secondary schools?
279,260.
What is Johnny’s son’s name?
Marky.
What type of traditional English dancing is seen at the Flintock Fair?
Morris Dancing.
