Only 14% of Indigenous adults in London completed the 2011 Census. To obtain a representative sample, 80% of households should have completed the Census. Only 9% completed the 2011 National Household Survey (NHS). OHC London study findings indicate that there are 17,108-22,155 Indigenous adults in London. This is 3-4 times more than estimated by Statistics Canada. The 2011 NHS estimated that 5,165 Indigenous adults (15 years+) live in London. The 2016 Census indicated 8,410 Indigenous adults (18 years+) live in London.
The Our Health Counts London report presents detailed findings in all of the following categores:
- Adult Demographics Findings & Community Priorities
- Child Demographics Findings & Community Priorities
- Housing and Mobility Findings & Community Priorities
- Nutrition and Food Security Findings & Community Priorities
- Adult Health Findings & Community Priorities
- Child Health Findings & Community Priorities
- Adult Chronic Conditions Findings & Community Priorities
- Child Chronic Conditions Findings & Community Priorities
- Oral Health Findings & Community Priorities
- Ability, Pain, and Prescription Medication Findings & Community Priorities
- Reproductive and Sexual Health Findings & Community Priorities
- Access to Health Care Findings & Community Priorities
- Parenting and Child Protection Agency (CPA) Involvement Findings & Community Priorities
- Residential School Findings & Community Priorities
- Missing Persons Findings & Community Priorities
- Criminal Justice Findings & Community Priorities
- Violence and Abuse Findings & Community Priorities
- Discrimination Findings & Community Priorities
- Mental Health Findings & Community Priorities
- Substance Use Findings & Community Priorities
- Adult-Culture and Identity Findings & Community Priorities
- Child-Culture and Identity Findings & Community Priorities
- Community Resource Needs Findings & Community Priorities
- School Experience and Performance Findings & Community Priorities