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2015-12-08 I&S Committee - Item 5 - Attach 1 - NOOSA SOCIAL STRATEGY
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Who We Are
LGBTI*
Population Born in Australia Indigenous 10-15% Estimated
Sunshine Coast
53,052 72% Noosa 1.1% Noosa (11% nationally)
* LGBTI - Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual,
represents 10,000 people
73.7% Qld 3.6% Qld Transgender, Intersex
Noosa Residents Age Top 5 Non-English
Languages
0-14 years
n 17.9% n Qld 19.8% 45.9 German 0.9%
15-24 years Years French 0.4%
n 9.9% n Qld 13.7% Italian 0.4%
65+ years Median Age Dutch 0.3%
n 20.8% n Qld 13.6% Qld 36 years
SE Asian 0.2%
Living alone Couples with children < 15yrs Couples with no children
25% Noosa 35.8% Noosa 47.8% Noosa
22.8% Qld 42.8% Qld 39.5% Qld
Noosa’s population is ageing at a faster rate than the rest of Noosa’s community profile also tell us that over 27%
the State. Having an active senior population is a valuable of our population are under 25 so we need to provide
asset, bringing diverse skills and life experiences to the opportunities and support for young people and their
community; however it also means that policy makers families.
need to tailor infrastructure and community services to
meet the needs of this demographic. For a variety of reasons marginalised groups in the
community such as Indigenous, LGBTI (Lesbian, Gay,
One quarter of our population live alone, increasing the Bisexual, Transgender, Intersex) and Non-English speaking
risk of social isolation and highlighting the importance of people are often under-represented in the population
individuals having multiple opportunities to connect with data. Local social and community workers believe that
their community. the number of people in these groups is probably higher
than those reported here and specific initiatives should
be developed to address their needs in consultation with
the groups themselves.
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