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Children living with parents in emotional distress: March 2022 update

The proportion of children living with at least one parent reporting symptoms of emotional distress, by family type and work status.

Updates to this page

From:
Office for Health Improvement and Disparities
Published:
16 March 2022
Last updated:
28 May 2026
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  1. Added advance notification of the retirement of these official statistics on 3 August 2026.

  2. Note added to advise that the 2024 update is currently paused.

  3. Note added to advise the 2023 update is currently paused

  4. First published.

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This page has been withdrawn because the methodology used - and, therefore, both the reliability and the consistency of these statistics over time - is likely to be impacted by a decline:

Retiring of these statistics complies with the Code of Practice for Statistics principles (trustworthiness, quality and value).

Documents

[Withdrawn] Statistical commentary: children living with parents in emotional distress, March 2022 update

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[Withdrawn] Data tables: children living with parents in emotional distress, March 2022 update

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[Withdrawn] Methodology and supporting information: children living with parents in emotional distress, March 2022 update

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[Withdrawn] Pre-release access list: Children living with parents in emotional distress, March 2022 update

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Details

The Office for Health Improvement and Disparities (OHID) has published an update to 4 indicators reporting on the proportion of children living with:

  • at least one parent reporting symptoms of emotional distress
  • a mother reporting symptoms of emotional distress
  • a father reporting symptoms of emotional distress
  • both parents reporting symptoms of emotional distress

Data is available:

  • for trends between the periods 2010 to 2020
  • by family type and work status for the period 2019 to 2020

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