sets out the coalition government’s commitment to provide much more choice and control ‘’ to individuals and their carers. The support and guidance available from (a group of over ‘’ 30 national partners that are committed to real change in adult social care) will help to drive the necessary change in practice and process. The tables show a rise in population for all age groups by 2030. The rise in population for the oldest elderly is much steeper than for other age groups; this population is most likely to be in need of social care services. Table1. Potential population growth of older people in Tower Hamlets 2011 current 2015 figures 2020 figures 2025 figures 2030 figures figure and % change and % change and % change and % change People aged 4,808 5,545 6,265 7,287 8,534 65-69 15% 30% 52% 77% People aged 4,555 4,189 4,940 5,472 6,248 70-74 -8% 8% 20% 37% People aged 3,573 3,785 3,585 4,219 4,585 75-79 6% 0% 18% 28% People aged 2,765 2,754 3,002 2,903 3,410 80-84 0% 9% 5% 23% People aged 1,658 1,795 1,954 2,208 2,178 85-89 8% 18% 33% 31% People aged 902 1,202 1,579 1,988 2,471 90 and over 33% 75% 120% 174% Total 18,261 19,270 21,325 24,077 27,426 population 65 6% 17% 32% 50% and over Table 2. Key factors that may influence potential changes in demand for health and social care in people aged 65 and over living in Tower Hamlets 2010 current 2015 figures 2020 figures 2025 figures 2030 figures figure and % change and % change and % change and % change People aged 863 949 1,035 1,121 1,121 85 and over 10% 20% 30% 30% with a limiting long-term
‘’ sets out the coalition government’s commitment to provide much more choice and control to individuals and their carers. The support and guidance available from ‘’ (a group of over 30 national partners that are committed to real change in adult social care) will help to drive the necessary change in practice and process. The tables show a rise in population for all age groups by 2030. The rise in population for the oldest elderly is much steeper than for other age groups; this population is most likely to be in need of social care services. Table1. Potential population growth of older people in Tower Hamlets 2011 current figure 2015 figures and % change 2020 figures and % change 2025 figures and % change 2030 figures and % change People aged 65-69 4,808 5,545 15% 6,265 30% 7,287 52% 8,534 77% People aged 70-74 4,555 4,189 -8% 4,940 8% 5,472 20% 6,248 37% People aged 75-79 3,573 3,785 6% 3,585 0% 4,219 18% 4,585 28% People aged 80-84 2,765 2,754 0% 3,002 9% 2,903 5% 3,410 23% People aged 85-89 1,658 1,795 8% 1,954 18% 2,208 33% 2,178 31% People aged 90 and over 902 1,202 33% 1,579 75% 1,988 120% 2,471 174% Total population 65 and over 18,261 19,270 6% 21,325 17% 24,077 32% 27,426 50% Table 2. Key factors that may influence potential changes in demand for health and social care in people aged 65 and over living in Tower Hamlets 2010 current figure 2015 figures and % change 2020 figures and % change 2025 figures and % change 2030 figures and % change People aged 85 and over with a limiting long-term 863 949 10% 1,035 20% 1,121 30% 1,121 30%
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