One of the Most Deprived Areas in Scotland

We also plan to combine it with a wider range of economic strategies by considering the functions of the community. Successful playback strategy requires linking ineffective opportunities with training opportunities, providing local residents with opportunities for sustainable employment, and physically restoring the environment. Considering Fergusley Park which is a small residential area of ​​Paisley constructed as a series of projects between 1956 and 1966, this house reached 3,500 houses out of the population of 3,500.

Scotland's Multiple Strike Indicator 2004 (SIMD 04) summarizes the scope of the comprehensive deprivation indicator of a narrow area of ​​Scotland. This index includes various factors such as income, health, housing, accessibility, employment, health, economic and social deficits. Collect information from each Scottish data area and rank each area based on its deficiency level. There are very poor areas in Edinburgh, but the proportion of the population in these areas is far below the Scottish average. When Edinburgh resembles other parts of Scotland, 20% of the population of Edinburgh lives in 20% of Scotland's poorest data area. Rather, only 13% of the population of Edinburgh lives in Scotland's poorest 20%.

Teenage pregnancy in Scotland is the highest in Western Europe. A young woman in Scotland's poorest region may be 5 times pregnant than a young woman in the country's richest region. The majority of the first actions among young people occurred without contraception and later regretted. Respect and responsibility includes reducing the conception rate under the age of 16 by 20% by 2010 (5 out of 1,000 people aged 13 to 15 in 1995 to 8 out of 1,000). The graph below shows the progress towards this goal. Since 1998, the pregnancy rate of teens is quite stable.

A young woman under the age of 20 is 5 times more likely to become a teenager if living in a poor area (ISd Scotland, 2003). Compared to the wealthiest region, all women living in poor areas are unlikely to delay birth - the latter often gives birth after the age of 12. Young people report that they tend to take attitudes based on intimate attitude and opposing power as much as emotional parents. This is related to delays in sexual behavior, and discussion and use of higher levels of contraceptives (Ingham, 2002). Those who reported learning about school or gender from their parents are unlikely to report initial sexual intercourse and are particularly likely to report with condoms for the first time (Macdowall et al., 2002) . My parents strongly believe that as parents talk about gender, relationships and contraception, teenage pregnancies decrease