Substance Abuse Vanburen, Michigan
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Van Buren County has some concerning public health issues related to substance use according to key findings from a 2013 epidemiological profile. Specifically, it has the highest rate of homeless children enrolled in public school, is among the highest rates for adults reporting inadequate social support, high school substance infractions, tobacco sales to minors, adult smokers, and persons below the poverty level. However, it also has the 8th lowest rate of youth illicit drug use. Contributing factors identified include high rates of unemployment, poverty, poor health, and academic failure.
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Presented by: Virginia Borrell
Rosetta Norman
Taryn Pickerel
Manuel Sarte
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Description of the community
San Joaquin County contains both rural and urban areas.
Multi-cultural community
Residents rate their health poorer than the state overall
Notable health disparities in health status between county and state
“San Joaquin County faces many of the same challenges seen throughout the state, but often to a greater degree” ( San Joaquin County 2016 CHNA, 2016). San Joaquin has one of the highest rates in California for diabetes mortality. Youth development tends to be undermined trauma and violence, unhealthy family functioning, and insufficient access to youth facilities. Poverty and unemployment are high compared to the state. Major concerns are often associated with family and community violence. “41.1% of community survey respondents report that drug abuse is among the most concerning health behaviors in their community” (San Joaquin County 2016 CHNA, 2016). There is a lack of safe and affordable housing. San Joaquin county ranks 9th highest in the nation for most polluted air.
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Description of the boundaries
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Stockton City South
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57.8% people are white
39.7% people are Latino/Hispanic
14.6 people are Asian
7.2% people are Black
44.9% are Households with Housing Costs >30% of Total Income
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