HEALTH MEAN TO INDIVIDUALS - health behaviours

positive health status of young people

protective behaviours and rish behaviours

identified behaviours

risk behaviours

Sexual Health

Mental health

chronic conditions

gonorrhoea and syphilis 1821 per 100,000

chlamydia - 89%

never condoms - 13%

always condoms - 43%

sometimes condoms - 39%

Drugs - 25%

Alcohol - 39%

Smoking - 11%

Depression - 5%

ADHD - 6.3%

14% have a mental disorder

anxiety 7%

short sightedness - 20%

diabetes 31 per 100,000

long term conditions - 60%

Athsma - 11%

hay fever - 24%

Food allergy - 8.2%

mental health

risk behaviours

protective behaviours

acknowledging that everyone can suffer from mental health issues and that everyone is different.

being able to put things in perspective

learning and practising stress management skills

making connections with a supportive and caring adult

understanding that mental health issues can be managed

blocking feelings and emotions

believing that you can solve all your problems yourself

believing that mental illness is a sign of weakness

thinking that you are the only one in this situation and others will not understand

Rate of melanoma has decreased

not seeking help from friends, family or professionals

drug use

positive behaviours

Year 7 students meet the benchmarks for literacy and numeracy

Live in two parent families

Mortality rates have halved

Life expectancy has improved

90% young people rate their health as excellent, very good or good

risk behaviours

joining a supporting team or recreation group

being able to talk to other people

practising peer refusal skills

having a range of skills to seek help

avoid drink games

mixing drugs and alcohol

accepting drugs from an unknown source

having limited interests

not knowing where to seek help

binge drinking

sexual health

risk behaviours

protective behaviours

early initiation to sex

having unprotected sex

having sex when drunk or high

not being informed of STI'S

having sex when pressured to do so

abstaning or delaying sex

practising safe sex

regularly doing exam for STI'S

having respect for others

delaying initiation of sex