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September 8, 2025 Errata

Tabulated results

This page contains the tabulated results of the National Survey on Social Security and People's Life in 2022 (Excel format).
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I. Frequency Tables

II. Cross Tabulation

I.Frequency Tables

1. Frequency Tables of Household (Household Survey)

• 1) Residence type
• 2) Number of rooms in the residence
• 3) Household amenities and living environment
• 4) Household expenditures last month (June)
• 5) Keeping household accounting records
• 6) Experience of food insecurity
• 7) Experience of clothing insecurity
• 8) Late or non-payment of bills within the last year
• 9) Receipt of public assistance
• 10) Presence of household member enrolled in National Health Insurance or Medical Care system for the Elderly in the Latter Stage of Life and status of unpaid premiums
• 11) Receipt of child benefits
• 12) Savings group
• 13) Debt group
• 14) Markers of relative deprivation
• 15) Ownership of durable goods
• 16) Housing expenses
• 17) Financial burden of child's education
• 18) Presence of child with activity restriction due to health problems
• 19) Presence of child with a disability certificate
• 20) Presence of a caregiver among household members

2. Frequency Tables of Individual (Individual Survey)
21) Subjective health status
22) Activity restriction due to health problems
23) Values regarding longevity (living a long life is a good thing)
24) Kessler Psychological Distress Scale K6 score category
25) Knowledge and use of public mental health consultation services
26) Doctor's visit for injury or illness in the past year
27) Health checkup in the past year
28) Enrollment in public pension system/status of unpaid pension premiums
29) Current caregiving status and recipient
30) Preferred place of long-term care
31) Experience of providing end-of-life care
32) Preparing for and sharing thoughts about one's own death
33) Disability status
34) Current work status
35) Work experience
36) Time when departing home for work (or starting work at home)
37) Time when returning home from work (or ending work at home)
38) Hours away from home per day (working)
39) Current work status
40) Remote work
41) The first employment
42) Financial conditions (at the time of first employment)
43) Bearer of cost of living (at the time of first employment)
44) Sex
45) Age group
46) Have siblings
47) Marital status
48) Current financial conditions
49) Bearer of cost of living (currently)
50) Financial conditions (at age 15)
51) Bearer of cost of living (at age 15)
52) Experience of receiving public assistance at age 15
53) Last completed education level
54) Experience of living away from parents and first time living away from parents
55) Personal income class
56) Last week's outings status
57) Leisure time (free time in a day)
58) Frequency of casual conversations
59) Means of communication
60) Frequency of feelings of loneliness
61) Awareness of and attitude toward neighbors in need
62) Frequency of voting
63) Attitudes toward addressing life difficulties and social security systems
64) Life satisfaction
65) Presence of someone to rely on and the person you can rely on
66) Presence of children
67) Self-assessment of parenting
68) Use of childcare services and systems
69) Knowledge and use of community and children's cafeterias

II.Cross Tabulation

1. Cross tabulation on residence and expenditure

• 1) Number of private households by Equivalised disposable income category and Residence type
• 2) Number of individuals by Disability certification status and Residence type
• 3) Number of individuals by Sex and age group and Household amenities and living environment
• 4) Number of private households by Equivalised disposable income category and Household amenities and living environment
• 5) Number of private households by Household category and Household amenities and living environment
• 6) Number of private households by Household structure and Household amenities and living environment
• 7) Number of private households by Equivalised disposable income category and Total expenditures group
• 8) Number of private households by Household type and Total expenditures group
• 8) Number of private households by Household type (children defined as under 18) and Total expenditures group
• 9) Number of private households by Equivalised disposable income category and Keeping household accounting records
• 10) Number of private households by Household type and Keeping household accounting records
• 10) Number of private households by Household type (children defined as under 18) and Keeping household accounting records

2. Cross tabulation on experience of insecurity and experience of late or non-payment of bills

• 11) Number of private households by Equivalised disposable income category and Experience of food insecurity
• 12) Number of private households by Household type and Experience of food insecurity
• 12) Number of private households by Household type (children defined as under 18) and Experience of food insecurity
• 13) Number of private households by Region and Experience of food insecurity
• 14) Number of private households by Region (Type 1) and Experience of food insecurity
• 15) Number of private households by Equivalised disposable income category and Experience of clothing insecurity
• 16) Number of private households by Household type and Experience of clothing insecurity
• 16) Number of private households by Household type (children defined as under 18) and Experience of clothing insecurity
• 17) Number of private households by Region and Experience of clothing insecurity
• 18) Number of private households by Region (Type 1) and Experience of clothing insecurity
• 19) Number of private households by Equivalised disposable income category and Late or non-payment of bills within the last year
• 20) Number of private households by Household type and Late or non-payment of bills within the last year
• 20) Number of private households by Household type (children defined as under 18) and Late or non-payment of bills within the last year
• 21) Number of private households by Region and Late or non-payment of bills within the last year
• 22) Number of private households by Region (Type 1) and Late or non-payment of bills within the last year
• 23) Number of private households by Residence type and Late or non-payment of bills within the last year

3. Cross tabulation on public benefit

• 24) Number of private households by Equivalised disposable income category and Receipt of public assistance
• 25) Number of private households by Household category and Receipt of public assistance
• 26) Number of private households by Equivalised disposable income category and Presence of household member enrolled in National Health Insurance or Medical Care system for the Elderly in the Latter Stage of Life
• 27) Number of private households by Equivalised disposable income category and Existence of unpaid premiums for National Health Insurance or Medical Care system for the Elderly in the Latter Stage of Life
• 28) Number of private households by Equivalised disposable income category and Awareness of insurance premium reduction and exemption measures for National Health Insurance or Medical Care system for the Elderly in the Latter Stage of Life
• 29) Number of private households by Household category and Presence of household member enrolled in National Health Insurance or Medical Care system for the Elderly in the Latter Stage of Life
• 30) Number of private households by Household category and Existence of unpaid premiums for National Health Insurance or Medical Care system for the Elderly in the Latter Stage of Life
• 31) Number of private households by Equivalised disposable income category and Receipt of child benefits
• 32) Number of private households by Savings group and Receipt of child benefits
• 33) Number of private households by Debt group and Receipt of child benefits

4. Cross tabulation on living conditions of households

• 34) Number of private households by Equivalised disposable income category and Markers of relative deprivation
• 35) Number of private households by Household type and Markers of relative deprivation
• 35) Number of private households by Household type (children defined as under 18) and Markers of relative deprivation
• 36) Number of private households by Region and Markers of relative deprivation
• 37) Number of private households by Region (Type 1) and Markers of relative deprivation
• 38) Number of private households by Equivalised disposable income category and Ownership of durable goods
• 39) Number of private households by Household type and Ownership of durable goods
• 39) Number of private households by Household type (children defined as under 18) and Ownership of durable goods
• 40) Number of private households by Region and Ownership of durable goods
• 41) Number of private households by Region (Type 1) and Ownership of durable goods
• 42) Number of private households by Equivalised disposable income category and Housing expenses
• 43) Number of private households by Household type and Housing expenses
• 43) Number of private households by Household type (children defined as under 18) and Housing expenses
• 44) Number of private households by Region and Housing expenses
• 45) Number of private households by Region (Type 1) and Housing expenses
• 46) Number of private households by Residence type and Housing expenses

5. Cross tabulation on households with children

• 47) Number of private households by Equivalised disposable income category and Financial burden of child's education
• 48) Number of private households by Region and Financial burden of child's education
• 49) Number of private households by Region (Type 1) and Financial burden of child's education
• 50) Number of private households by Equivalised disposable income category and Presence of child with activity restriction due to health problems
• 51) Number of private households by Experience of food insecurity and Presence of child with activity restriction due to health problems
• 52) Number of private households by Experience of clothing insecurity and Presence of child with activity restriction due to health problems
• 53) Number of private households by Receipt of public assistance and Presence of child with activity restriction due to health problems
• 54) Number of private households by Equivalised disposable income category and Presence of child with a disability certificate
• 55) Number of private households by Experience of food insecurity and Presence of child with a disability certificate
• 56) Number of private households by Experience of clothing insecurity and Presence of child with a disability certificate
• 57) Number of private households by Receipt of public assistance and Presence of child with a disability certificate

6. Cross tabulation on taking care of someone among household members

• 58) Number of private households by Equivalised disposable income category and Presence of a caregiver among household members
• 59) Number of private households by Equivalised disposable income category and Presence of a caregiver under 18 among household members
• 60) Number of private households by Experience of food insecurity and Presence of a caregiver among household members
• 61) Number of private households by Experience of food insecurity and Presence of a caregiver under 18 among household members
• 62) Number of private households by Experience of clothing insecurity and Presence of a caregiver among household members
• 63) Number of private households by Experience of clothing insecurity and Presence of a caregiver under 18 among household members
• 64) Number of private households by Receipt of public assistance and Presence of a caregiver among household members
• 65) Number of private households by Presence of child with activity restriction due to health problems and Presence of a caregiver among household members
• 66) Number of private households by Presence of child with a disability certificate and Presence of a caregiver among household members

7. Cross tabulation on health

• 67) Number of individuals by Sex and age group and Subjective health status
• 68) Number of individuals by Equivalised disposable income category and Subjective health status
• 69) Number of individuals by Disability certification status and Subjective health status
• 70) Number of individuals by Sex and age group and Activity restriction due to health problems
• 71) Number of individuals by Equivalised disposable income category and Activity restriction due to health problems
• 72) Number of individuals by Disability certification status and Activity restriction due to health problems
• 73) Number of individuals by Sex and age group and Values regarding longevity (living a long life is a good thing)
• 74) Number of individuals by Equivalised disposable income category and Values regarding longevity (living a long life is a good thing)
• 75) Number of individuals by Household category and Values regarding longevity (living a long life is a good thing)
• 76) Number of individuals by Household structure and Values regarding longevity (living a long life is a good thing)
• 77) Number of individuals by Region and Values regarding longevity (living a long life is a good thing)
• 78) Number of individuals by Region (Type 1) and Values regarding longevity (living a long life is a good thing)
• 79) Number of individuals by Marital status and Values regarding longevity (living a long life is a good thing)
• 80) Number of individuals by Presence of children and Values regarding longevity (living a long life is a good thing)
• 81) Number of individuals by Savings group and Values regarding longevity (living a long life is a good thing)
• 82) Number of individuals by Debt group and Values regarding longevity (living a long life is a good thing)
• 83) Number of individuals by Subjective health status and Values regarding longevity (living a long life is a good thing)
• 84) Number of individuals by Activity restriction due to health problems and Values regarding longevity (living a long life is a good thing)
• 85) Number of individuals by Kessler Psychological Distress Scale K6 score category and Values regarding longevity (living a long life is a good thing)
• 86) Number of individuals by Injury or illness in the past year and Values regarding longevity (living a long life is a good thing)
• 87) Number of individuals by Currently caregiving and Values regarding longevity (living a long life is a good thing)
• 88) Number of individuals by Current care recipient and Values regarding longevity (living a long life is a good thing)
• 89) Number of individuals by Frequency of casual conversations and Values regarding longevity (living a long life is a good thing)
• 90) Number of individuals by Current financial conditions and Values regarding longevity (living a long life is a good thing)
• 91) Number of individuals by Bearer of cost of living (currently) and Values regarding longevity (living a long life is a good thing)
• 92) Number of individuals by Presence of someone to rely on and Values regarding longevity (living a long life is a good thing)
• 93) Number of individuals by Social security should be available to everyone on an as-needed basis, regardless of income or insurance premiums and Values regarding longevity (living a long life is a good thing)

8. Cross tabulation on mental health

• 94) Number of individuals by Sex and age group and Kessler Psychological Distress Scale K6 score category
• 95) Number of individuals by Equivalised disposable income category and Kessler Psychological Distress Scale K6 score category
• 96) Number of individuals by Years since bereavement/separation and Kessler Psychological Distress Scale K6 score category
• 97) Number of individuals by Number of rooms in the residence and Kessler Psychological Distress Scale K6 score category
• 98) Number of individuals by Sex and age group and Knowledge and use of public mental health consultation services
• 99) Number of individuals by Marital status and Knowledge and use of public mental health consultation services
• 100) Number of individuals by Last completed education level and Knowledge and use of public mental health consultation services
• 101) Number of individuals by Presence of children and Knowledge and use of public mental health consultation services
• 102) Number of individuals by Current work status and Knowledge and use of public mental health consultation services
• 103) Number of individuals by Currently caregiving and Knowledge and use of public mental health consultation services
• 104) Number of individuals by Frequency of casual conversations and Knowledge and use of public mental health consultation services
• 105) Number of individuals by Presence of someone to rely on and Knowledge and use of public mental health consultation services
• 106) Number of individuals by Self-assessment of parenting and Knowledge and use of public mental health consultation services

9. Cross tabulation on medical care, pension and caregiving

• 107) Number of individuals by Sex and age group and Doctor's visit for injury or illness in the past year
• 108) Number of individuals by Equivalised disposable income category and Doctor's visit for injury or illness in the past year
• 109) Number of individuals by Sex and age group and Health checkup in the past year
• 110) Number of individuals by Equivalised disposable income category and Health checkup in the past year
• 111) Number of individuals by Sex and age group and Enrollment in public pension system/status of unpaid pension premiums
• 112) Number of individuals by Equivalised disposable income category and Enrollment in public pension system/status of unpaid pension premiums
• 113) Number of individuals by Savings group and Enrollment in public pension system/status of unpaid pension premiums
• 114) Number of individuals by Debt group and Enrollment in public pension system/status of unpaid pension premiums
• 115) Number of individuals by Sex and age group and Currently caregiving
• 116) Number of individuals by Sex and age group and Current care recipient
• 117) Number of individuals by Equivalised disposable income category and Currently caregiving
• 118) Number of individuals by Have siblings and Currently caregiving
• 119) Number of individuals by Have siblings and Current care recipient
• 120) Number of individuals by Sex and age group and Preferred place of long-term care
• 121) Number of individuals by Equivalised disposable income category and Preferred place of long-term care
• 122) Number of individuals by Savings group and Preferred place of long-term care
• 123) Number of individuals by Debt group and Preferred place of long-term care
• 124) Number of individuals by Number of rooms in the residence and Preferred place of long-term care
• 125) Number of individuals by Sex and age group and Experience of providing end-of-life care
• 126) Number of individuals by Equivalised disposable income category and Experience of providing end-of-life care
• 127) Number of individuals by Sex and age group and Preparing for and sharing thoughts about one's own death
• 128) Number of individuals by Equivalised disposable income category and Preparing for and sharing thoughts about one's own death
• 129) Number of individuals by Frequency of casual conversations and Preparing for and sharing thoughts about one's own death

10. Cross tabulation on disability

• 130) Number of individuals by Sex and age group (65 or older) and Disability certification status
• 131) Number of individuals by Sex and age group (65 or older) and Age when disability began
• 132) Number of individuals by Equivalised disposable income category and Disability certification status
• 133) Number of individuals by Household category and Disability certification status

11. Cross tabulation on employment situation and hours

• 134) Number of individuals by Sex and age group and Current work status
• 135) Number of individuals by Equivalised disposable income category and Current work status
• 136) Number of individuals by Marital status and Current work status
• 137) Number of individuals by Disability certification status and Current work status
• 138) Number of individuals by First employment (Work classification) and Current work status
• 139) Number of individuals by Sex and age group and Work experience
• 140) Number of individuals by Equivalised disposable income category and Work experience
• 141) Number of individuals by Marital status and Work experience
• 142) Number of individuals by Sex and age group and Time when departing home for work (or starting work at home)
• 143) Number of individuals by Household structure and Time when departing home for work (or starting work at home)
• 144) Number of individuals by Marital status and Time when departing home for work (or starting work at home)
• 145) Number of individuals by Presence of children and Time when departing home for work (or starting work at home)
• 146) Number of individuals by Sex and age group and Time when returning home from work (or ending work at home)
• 147) Number of individuals by Household structure and Time when returning home from work (or ending work at home)
• 148) Number of individuals by Marital status and Time when returning home from work (or ending work at home)
• 149) Number of individuals by Presence of children and Time when returning home from work (or ending work at home)
• 150) Number of individuals by Marital status and Hours away from home per day (working)
• 151) Number of individuals by Presence of children and Hours away from home per day (working)

12. Cross tabulation on current employment

• 152) Number of individuals by Sex and age group and Current work status
• 153) Number of individuals by Household structure and Current work status
• 154) Number of individuals by Disability certification status and Current work status
• 155) Number of individuals by First employment (Work classification) and Current work status
• 156) Number of individuals by Sex and age group and Remote work
• 157) Number of individuals by Equivalised disposable income category and Remote work
• 158) Number of individuals by Region and Remote work
• 159) Number of individuals by Region (Type 1) and Remote work
• 160) Number of individuals by Marital status and Remote work
• 161) Number of individuals by Last completed education level and Remote work
• 162) Number of individuals by Current occupational classification and Remote work
• 163) Number of individuals by Current employment status (Type of Employment) and Remote work
• 164) Number of individuals by Number of rooms in the residence and Remote work

13. Cross tabulation on first employment

• 165) Number of individuals by Sex and age group and The first employment
• 166) Number of individuals by Household structure and The first employment
• 167) Number of individuals by Sex and age group and Financial conditions (at the time of first employment)
• 168) Number of individuals by Marital status and Financial conditions (at the time of first employment)
• 169) Number of individuals by Sex and age group and Bearer of cost of living (at the time of first employment)
• 170) Number of individuals by Marital status and Bearer of cost of living (at the time of first employment)
• 171) Number of individuals by The first employment and Bearer of cost of living (at the time of first employment)
• 172) Number of individuals by Financial conditions (at the time of first employment) and Bearer of cost of living (at the time of first employment)

14. Cross tabulation on family structure and financial conditions

• 173) Number of individuals by Sex and age group and Have siblings
• 174) Number of individuals by Sex and age group and Marital status
• 175) Number of individuals by Equivalised disposable income category and Marital status
• 176) Number of individuals by Sex and age group and Current financial conditions
• 177) Number of individuals by Equivalised disposable income category and Current financial conditions
• 178) Number of individuals by Household type and Current financial conditions
• 178) Number of individuals by Household type (children defined as under 18) and Current financial conditions
• 179) Number of individuals by Marital status and Current financial conditions
• 180) Number of individuals by Years since bereavement/separation and Current financial conditions
• 181) Number of individuals by Disability certification status and Current financial conditions
• 182) Number of individuals by Sex and age group and Bearer of cost of living (currently)
• 183) Number of individuals by Equivalised disposable income category and Bearer of cost of living (currently)
• 184) Number of individuals by Household type and Bearer of cost of living (currently)
• 184) Number of individuals by Household type (children defined as under 18) and Bearer of cost of living (currently)
• 185) Number of individuals by Marital status and Bearer of cost of living (currently)
• 186) Number of individuals by Disability certification status and Bearer of cost of living (currently)
• 187) Number of individuals by Sex and age group and Financial conditions (at age 15)
• 188) Number of individuals by Marital status and Financial conditions (at age 15)
• 189) Number of individuals by Sex and age group and Bearer of cost of living (at age 15)
• 190) Number of individuals by Marital status and Bearer of cost of living (at age 15)
• 191) Number of individuals by Sex and age group and Experience of receiving public assistance at age 15
• 192) Number of individuals by Equivalised disposable income category and Experience of receiving public assistance at age 15
• 193) Number of individuals by Marital status and Experience of receiving public assistance at age 15

15. Cross tabulation on educational background and living away from parents

• 194) Number of individuals by Sex and age group and Last completed education level
• 195) Number of individuals by Disability certification status and Last completed education level
• 196) Number of individuals by Age when disability began and Last completed education level
• 197) Number of individuals by Sex and age group and Experience of living away from parents
• 198) Number of individuals by Sex and age group and Reason for initially living away from parents
• 199) Number of individuals by Sex and age group and Financial conditions when first living away from parents
• 200) Number of individuals by Sex and age group and Bearer of cost of living when initially living away from parents
• 201) Number of individuals by Marital status and Experience of living away from parents
• 202) Number of individuals by Marital status and Reason for initially living away from parents
• 203) Number of individuals by Marital status and Financial conditions when first living away from parents
• 204) Number of individuals by Marital status and Bearer of cost of living when initially living away from parents
• 205) Number of individuals by Last completed education level and Experience of living away from parents
• 206) Number of individuals by Last completed education level and Reason for initially living away from parents
• 207) Number of individuals by Last completed education level and Financial conditions when first living away from parents
• 208) Number of individuals by Last completed education level and Bearer of cost of living when initially living away from parents
• 209) Number of individuals by Financial conditions (at age 15) and Experience of living away from parents
• 210) Number of individuals by Financial conditions (at age 15) and Reason for initially living away from parents
• 211) Number of individuals by Disability certification status and Experience of living away from parents
• 212) Number of individuals by Age when disability began and Experience of living away from parents

16. Cross tabulation on relationships with others and social engagement

• 213) Number of individuals by Sex and age group and Last week's outings
• 214) Number of individuals by Disability certification status and Last week's outings
• 215) Number of individuals by Sex and age group and Leisure time (free time in a day)
• 216) Number of individuals by Equivalised disposable income category and Leisure time (free time in a day)
• 217) Number of individuals by Number of rooms in the residence and Leisure time (free time in a day)
• 218) Number of individuals by Sex and age group and Frequency of casual conversations
• 219) Number of individuals by Equivalised disposable income category and Frequency of casual conversations
• 220) Number of individuals by Household type and Frequency of casual conversations
• 220) Number of individuals by Household type (children defined as under 18) and Frequency of casual conversations
• 221) Number of individuals by Years married and Frequency of casual conversations
• 222) Number of individuals by Years since bereavement/separation and Frequency of casual conversations
• 223) Number of individuals by Disability certification status and Frequency of casual conversations
• 224) Number of individuals by Have siblings and Frequency of casual conversations
• 225) Number of individuals by Sex and age group and Means of communication
• 226) Number of individuals by Equivalised disposable income category and Means of communication
• 227) Number of individuals by Sex and age group and Frequency of feelings of loneliness
• 228) Number of individuals by Equivalised disposable income category and Frequency of feelings of loneliness
• 229) Number of individuals by Marital status and Frequency of feelings of loneliness
• 230) Number of individuals by Years married and Frequency of feelings of loneliness
• 231) Number of individuals by Years since bereavement/separation and Frequency of feelings of loneliness
• 232) Number of individuals by Presence of children and Frequency of feelings of loneliness
• 233) Number of individuals by Last completed education level and Frequency of feelings of loneliness
• 234) Number of individuals by Life satisfaction and Frequency of feelings of loneliness
• 235) Number of individuals by Current work status and Frequency of feelings of loneliness
• 236) Number of individuals by Frequency of casual conversations and Frequency of feelings of loneliness
• 237) Number of individuals by Presence of someone to rely on and Frequency of feelings of loneliness
• 238) Number of individuals by Sex and age group and Awareness of and attitude toward neighbors in need
• 239) Number of individuals by Region and Awareness of and attitude toward neighbors in need
• 240) Number of individuals by Region (Type 1) and Awareness of and attitude toward neighbors in need
• 241) Number of individuals by Marital status and Awareness of and attitude toward neighbors in need
• 242) Number of individuals by Years since bereavement/separation and Awareness of and attitude toward neighbors in need
• 243) Number of individuals by Last completed education level and Awareness of and attitude toward neighbors in need
• 244) Number of individuals by Sex and age group and Frequency of voting
• 245) Number of individuals by Equivalised disposable income category and Frequency of voting

17. Cross tabulation on social security and people's life
• 246) Number of individuals by Sex and age group and Attitudes toward addressing life difficulties and social security systems
• 247) Number of individuals by Equivalised disposable income category and Attitudes toward addressing life difficulties and social security systems
• 248) Number of individuals by Household type and Attitudes toward addressing life difficulties and social security systems
• 248) Number of individuals by Household type (children defined as under 18) and Attitudes toward addressing life difficulties and social security systems
• 249) Number of individuals by Years married and Attitudes toward addressing life difficulties and social security systems
• 250) Number of individuals by Years since bereavement/separation and Attitudes toward addressing life difficulties and social security systems
• 251) Number of individuals by Sex and age group and Life satisfaction
• 252) Number of individuals by Equivalised disposable income category and Life satisfaction
• 253) Number of individuals by Household type and Life satisfaction
• 253) Number of individuals by Household type (children defined as under 18) and Life satisfaction
• 254) Number of individuals by Years married and Life satisfaction
• 255) Number of individuals by Years since bereavement/separation and Life satisfaction
• 256) Number of individuals by Disability certification status and Life satisfaction
• 257) Number of individuals by Sex and age group and Presence of someone to rely on
• 258) Number of individuals by Sex and age group and Person you rely on
• 259) Number of individuals by Equivalised disposable income category and Presence of someone to rely on
• 260) Number of individuals by Equivalised disposable income category and Person you rely on
• 261) Number of individuals by Household type and Presence of someone to rely on
• 261) Number of individuals by Household type (children defined as under 18) and Presence of someone to rely on
• 262) Number of individuals by Household type and Person you rely on
• 262) Number of individuals by Household type (children defined as under 18) and Person you rely on
• 263) Number of individuals by Years since bereavement/separation and Presence of someone to rely on
• 264) Number of individuals by Disability certification status and Presence of someone to rely on
• 265) Number of individuals by Have siblings and Presence of someone to rely on
• 266) Number of individuals by Last completed education level and Presence of someone to rely on
• 267) Number of individuals by Residence type and Presence of someone to rely on
• 268) Number of individuals by Time when departing home for work (or starting work at home) and Presence of someone to rely on
• 269) Number of individuals by Time when returning home from work (or ending work at home) and Presence of someone to rely on
• 270) Number of individuals by Marital status and Presence of someone to rely on (for caretaking of children)
• 271) Number of individuals by Current financial conditions and Presence of someone to rely on (for caretaking of children)
• 272) Number of individuals by Receipt of public assistance and Presence of someone to rely on (for caretaking of children)
• 273) Number of individuals by Hours away from home per day (working) and Presence of someone to rely on (for caretaking of children)
18. Cross tabulation on presence of children and parenting
• 274) Number of individuals by Disability certification status and Presence of children
• 275) Number of individuals by Age when disability began and Presence of children
• 276) Number of individuals by Sex and age group and Have children under age 18
• 277) Number of individuals by Equivalised disposable income category and Have children under age 18
• 278) Number of individuals by Marital status and Have children under age 18
• 279) Number of individuals by Current work status and Have children under age 18
• 280) Number of individuals by Current financial conditions and Have children under age 18
• 281) Number of individuals by Equivalised disposable income category and Self-assessment of parenting
• 282) Number of individuals by Marital status and Self-assessment of parenting
• 283) Number of individuals by Age group of the youngest child and Self-assessment of parenting
• 284) Number of individuals by Current financial conditions and Self-assessment of parenting
• 285) Number of individuals by Last completed education level and Self-assessment of parenting
• 286) Number of individuals by Time when departing home for work (or starting work at home) and Self-assessment of parenting
• 287) Number of individuals by Time when returning home from work (or ending work at home) and Self-assessment of parenting
• 288) Number of individuals by Hours away from home per day (working) and Self-assessment of parenting
• 289) Number of individuals by Number of rooms in the residence and Self-assessment of parenting
• 290) Number of individuals by Equivalised disposable income category and Use of childcare services and systems
• 291) Number of individuals by Savings group and Use of childcare services and systems
• 292) Number of individuals by Debt group and Use of childcare services and systems
• 293) Number of individuals by Equivalised disposable income category and Knowledge and use of community and children's cafeterias
• 294) Number of individuals by Current financial conditions and Knowledge and use of community and children's cafeterias
• 295) Number of individuals by Last completed education level and Knowledge and use of community and children's cafeterias
• 296) Number of individuals by Presence of someone to rely on (for caretaking of children) and Knowledge and use of community and children's cafeterias

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