Study Content Overview accessing services Age Housing and neighbourhood Information and transport Gender of family members Assistance in finding housing Barriers to service use Country of birth Number of times moved home Marital status Tenure type Quality of housing Community support Number of bedrooms Levels of support from national, Education and training religious and other community group Neighbourhood characteristics Highest level of education achieved Involvement in community activities Current education and training English language proficiency Ease of making friends undertaken Languages spoken at home Sense of belonging in Australia Educational aspirations English language proficiency Social networks available upon arrival Previous qualifications gained to Whether attending English arrival in Australia language classes Child-specific elements Whether previous qualifications have Use and helpfulness of Use of English and language of family been recognised interpreting services School enrolment and year level Life before Australia School absenteeism Employment and income Life before settling in Australia Delinquent behaviour Current employment status including countries resided in prior to Awards/recognition/academic Employment characteristics arrival achievement The experience of deprivation or trauma Prior occupation and work experience Parental warmth and discipline. before coming to Australia Time spent and type of services Experience of unemployment accessed in refugee camps, Personal resources and life satisfaction in Australia Australian detention centres or Satisfaction with current life community detention Income and government benefits and situation Reasons for migrating to Australia received Self-concept Financial strain Immigration experience Self-efficacy Levels of trust in different Life in Australia Health community Expectations of life in Australia Physical and mental health groups and organisations before arrival Life stressors and coping Experience of discrimination Factors promoting or hindering Self-sufficiency settlement Family composition and demographics Experiences and ease of Ease of settling in Australia 2 Department of Social Services | dss.gov.au/NCLD
Study Content Overview Housing and neighbourhood Assistance in finding housing Number of times moved home Tenure type Quality of housing Number of bedrooms Neighbourhood characteristics English language proficiency Languages spoken at home English language proficiency Whether attending English language classes Use and helpfulness of interpreting services Employment and income Current employment status Employment characteristics Prior occupation and work experience before coming to Australia Experience of unemployment in Australia Income and government benefits received Financial strain Health Physical and mental health Life stressors and coping Self-sufficiency Experiences and ease of accessing services Information and transport Barriers to service use Community support Levels of support from national, religious and other community group Involvement in community activities Ease of making friends Sense of belonging in Australia Social networks available upon arrival Child-specific elements Use of English and language of family School enrolment and year level School absenteeism Delinquent behaviour Awards/recognition/academic achievement Parental warmth and discipline. Personal resources and life satisfaction Satisfaction with current life and situation Self-concept Self-efficacy Levels of trust in different community groups and organisations Experience of discrimination Family composition and demographics Age Gender of family members Country of birth Marital status Education and training Highest level of education achieved Current education and training undertaken Educational aspirations Previous qualifications gained to arrival in Australia Whether previous qualifications have been recognised Life before Australia Life before settling in Australia including countries resided in prior to arrival The experience of deprivation or trauma Time spent and type of services accessed in refugee camps, Australian detention centres or community detention Reasons for migrating to Australia Immigration experience Life in Australia Expectations of life in Australia before arrival Factors promoting or hindering settlement Ease of settling in Australia 2 Department of Social Services | dss.gov.au/NCLD
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