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  1. Step 1 Choose a publication

    Publication
    NEET age 16 to 24
  2. Step 2 Select a data set or featured table

    Data set
    NEET Primary Health Condition Estimates from the APS
  3. Step 3 Choose Countries

    National
    • England
  4. Step 4 Choose time period

    Time period
    2012 to 2023
  5. Step 5 Choose your filters

    Indicators
    • Percent (in selected category)
    • Percentage of those NEET (in selected category)
    Activity status
    • Total
    Health condition
    • Any health condition
    • Mental health condition
    • Non-mental health condition
  6. Step 6 (current) Explore data

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    'NEET Primary Health Condition Estimates from the APS' for Any health condition, Mental health condition and Non-mental health condition in England between 2012 and 2023
    Percent (in selected category)Percentage of those NEET (in selected category)
    B - HeadlinesC - Type of health condition - mental or otherB - HeadlinesC - Type of health condition - mental or other
    Any health conditionMental health conditionNon-mental health conditionAny health conditionMental health conditionNon-mental health condition
    201219.3%2.5%16.8%29.6%7.7%21.8%
    201318.5%2.9%15.6%28.9%8.5%20.4%
    201417.6%3.4%14.2%30.1%10.5%19.5%
    201518.6%4.1%14.5%31.9%11.2%20.7%
    201619.7%5.2%14.4%36.6%15.8%20.8%
    201720.2%5.7%14.5%37.1%17.2%19.9%
    201820.9%6.6%14.3%39.8%18.9%20.9%
    201922.2%7.4%14.8%39.3%18.3%21.0%
    202023.2%8.0%15.2%45.1%20.6%24.5%
    202124.5%8.3%16.2%46.7%21.3%25.4%
    202225.6%8.6%17.0%47.2%20.3%26.9%
    202326.7%8.2%18.6%46.9%19.5%27.5%

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