35 to 39 age range, 25 people. 40 to 44 age 18 people. 45 to 49 age range, 14 people. 50 to 54 age range, 14 people. 55 to 59 age range, 15 people. 60 to 64 age ten people. Over 65 years-of-age, five people. Number of people accessing shared supported accommodation and individualised community living in the west metropolitan area in 2011–2012 According to the 2011–2012 ACDC (DSC 2012) The following numbers of people were observed as accessing shared supported accommodation and individualised community living in the south west metropolitan area for each age range (refer to Appendix B): 15 to 19 age five people accessed shared supported accommodation and six accessed individualised community living. 20 to 24 age range, eleven people accessed shared supported accommodation and 17 accessed individualised community living. 25 to 29 age range, nine people accessed shared supported accommodation and 13 accessed individualised community living. 30 to 34 age range, nine people accessed shared supported accommodation and 12 accessed individualised community living. 35 to 39 age range, 14 people accessed shared supported accommodation and seven accessed individualised community living. 40 to 44 age range, 15 people accessed shared supported accommodation and six accessed individualised community living. 45 to 49 age 17 people accessed shared supported accommodation and nine accessed individualised community living. 50 to 54 age 14 people accessed shared supported accommodation and ten accessed individualised community living. 55 to 59 age range, 13 people accessed shared supported accommodation and five accessed individualised community living. 60 to 64 age range, seven people accessed shared supported accommodation and five accessed individualised community living.
35 to 39 age range, 25 people. 40 to 44 age 18 people. 45 to 49 age range, 14 people. 50 to 54 age range, 14 people. 55 to 59 age range, 15 people. 60 to 64 age ten people. Over 65 years-of-age, five people. Number of people accessing shared supported accommodation and individualised community living in the west metropolitan area in 2011–2012 According to the 2011–2012 ACDC (DSC 2012) The following numbers of people were observed as accessing shared supported accommodation and individualised community living in the south west metropolitan area for each age range (refer to Appendix B): 15 to 19 age five people accessed shared supported accommodation and six accessed individualised community living. 20 to 24 age range, eleven people accessed shared supported accommodation and 17 accessed individualised community living. 25 to 29 age range, nine people accessed shared supported accommodation and 13 accessed individualised community living. 30 to 34 age range, nine people accessed shared supported accommodation and 12 accessed individualised community living. 35 to 39 age range, 14 people accessed shared supported accommodation and seven accessed individualised community living. 40 to 44 age range, 15 people accessed shared supported accommodation and six accessed individualised community living. 45 to 49 age 17 people accessed shared supported accommodation and nine accessed individualised community living. 50 to 54 age 14 people accessed shared supported accommodation and ten accessed individualised community living. 55 to 59 age range, 13 people accessed shared supported accommodation and five accessed individualised community living. 60 to 64 age range, seven people accessed shared supported accommodation and five accessed individualised community living.
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