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Phone and internet network infrastructure

Physical


Primary connections (factors that are directly connected)


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Accessible information and advice on child health and wellbeing (online, written toolkits, telephone support etc)

Family/Parental capacity to support the child

Service access: supply (approachability, acceptability, availability, affordability and appropriateness)

Availability of apprenticeships and training

Media use and influence (social media, web, TV, online games)

Social contact/ isolation

CYP capacity to get from A-B

Service access: demand (perceive, seek, reach, pay and engage)

Secondary connections (factors connected via one other factor)


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Area-level deprivation

Availability of affordable, quick, frequent and reliable child-friendly public transport

Car ownership

Clean, quiet, safe residential environment

Education

Family expectations and aspirations

Family stress

Loving family environment

Mental health and wellbeing

Parental self-efficacy

Primary (physical and mental) health services

Risk of victimisation/ exploitation

Safe and appealing places to play

School policies and procedures

Social care

Arts, cultural and religious activities and venues

Availability of convenience calorie-dense food

Children's centres

Criminal and/or anti-social behaviour

Distance to local ammenities (e.g. schools, shops, services and libraries)

Educational achievement and employability

Family health norms

Gambling

Medication use

Parental characteristics e.g age, disability, education etc

Parenting support services

Rates of crime and disorder

Safe active travel routes

Safe and appealing places to socialise

Self-esteem

Speech and language

Availability of affordable healthy food retailers

Bullying and/or peer pressure

Citizen engagement in governance

Delivery of local services (public, third and private sectors)

Early help services

Employment opportunities

Family health status (e.g. mental, physical, addiction)

Learning environment that supports range of needs

Membership of clubs, youth groups and societies

Parental engagement with services

Positive friendship groups (online and offline)

Resilience

Safe and appealing places for physical activity

School facilities for physical activity

Sleep

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