NURBN1004: Assessment 1 - Fieldwork Workbook and Community Profile for Cranbourne Community
Demonstrate understanding of the complex elements that contribute to health status within a community through fieldwork and creating a Community Profile Factsheet.
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This assessment provides a comprehensive study of Cranbourne community through fieldwork observations and research data. It explores the history, demographics, culture/religion, and physical environment of the community. The study highlights the importance of understanding the diversity of the population in providing healthcare services and formulating intervention policies.
NURBN1004: Assessment 1 - Fieldwork Workbook and Community Profile for Cranbourne Community
Demonstrate understanding of the complex elements that contribute to health status within a community through fieldwork and creating a Community Profile Factsheet.
Added on 2023-06-10
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Fieldwork workbook and community profile
[Cranbourne community]
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Fieldwork Workbook: weeks 1-2
People and Culture
Element 1: HISTORY
This element is about exploring the history of this community. When was it established? What determined
the name? What significant buildings exist? How did the population come to be here? What was the
community founded on- industry, geographic location, etc? What significant events has impacted on the
development of this community today? How long have residents lived here- long term or transient
population? Can you discover anything else that ‘paints a picture’ about the history of this community?
Fieldwork: Observations (include photos) Research Data and Comparisons (LGA)
Boonwurrung Aboriginal are the indigenous
group of Cranbourne.
The first white settlers in Cranbourne were
Ruffy brothers in 1836.
The current Cranbourne Integrated Care
Centre was the first building to host the
administrative Unit previously known as
shire of Cranbourne.
In 1857 the first post office was opened in
Cranbourne.
William Lyall was instrumental in the
development of Cranbourne by co-
ordinating the drainage of swap.
Taken by me. (2018, September 6). Casey-Cardinia
commemorating the great war of 1914-1918.
Retrieved from
https://www.bing.com/images/search?q
=cranbourne+community+photos&q
Location: City of Casey
The city of Casey is Casey (C) -
Cranbourne 84.0256 sq. Km compared to
Cranbourne Land area is 1,302 ha (13 Km).
Whereas, Victoria state is 227495.6 sq
Kms.
In 2017 Cranbourne population was 21,096
as per Australian Bureau of Statistics
Estimated Resident Population (ABS ERP)
It has a Population density of 16.20 persons
per hectare.
Geographic location of Cranbourne: the
community is bounded by Thompsons Road
in the northern side, While on the eastern
side there is Narre Warren Road, Cameron
Street and the South Gippsland Highway as
the significant landmarks, the southern side
there is Ballarto Road and a line running
continuous of Ballarto Road in, and
Cranbourne-Frankston Road, on the
western side the boundary is marked by
Monahans Road and the railway.
Resources & References
Australian Bureau of Statistics (2017). "Cranbourne (State Suburb)". 2016 Census QuickStats. Retrieved 4
September, 2018.
Profile.id.com.au. (2018). Ethnicity | City of Casey | Community profile. [online] Available at:
https://profile.id.com.au/casey/ethnicity?WebID=160 [Accessed 6 Sep. 2018].
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People and Culture
Element 1: HISTORY
This element is about exploring the history of this community. When was it established? What determined
the name? What significant buildings exist? How did the population come to be here? What was the
community founded on- industry, geographic location, etc? What significant events has impacted on the
development of this community today? How long have residents lived here- long term or transient
population? Can you discover anything else that ‘paints a picture’ about the history of this community?
Fieldwork: Observations (include photos) Research Data and Comparisons (LGA)
Boonwurrung Aboriginal are the indigenous
group of Cranbourne.
The first white settlers in Cranbourne were
Ruffy brothers in 1836.
The current Cranbourne Integrated Care
Centre was the first building to host the
administrative Unit previously known as
shire of Cranbourne.
In 1857 the first post office was opened in
Cranbourne.
William Lyall was instrumental in the
development of Cranbourne by co-
ordinating the drainage of swap.
Taken by me. (2018, September 6). Casey-Cardinia
commemorating the great war of 1914-1918.
Retrieved from
https://www.bing.com/images/search?q
=cranbourne+community+photos&q
Location: City of Casey
The city of Casey is Casey (C) -
Cranbourne 84.0256 sq. Km compared to
Cranbourne Land area is 1,302 ha (13 Km).
Whereas, Victoria state is 227495.6 sq
Kms.
In 2017 Cranbourne population was 21,096
as per Australian Bureau of Statistics
Estimated Resident Population (ABS ERP)
It has a Population density of 16.20 persons
per hectare.
Geographic location of Cranbourne: the
community is bounded by Thompsons Road
in the northern side, While on the eastern
side there is Narre Warren Road, Cameron
Street and the South Gippsland Highway as
the significant landmarks, the southern side
there is Ballarto Road and a line running
continuous of Ballarto Road in, and
Cranbourne-Frankston Road, on the
western side the boundary is marked by
Monahans Road and the railway.
Resources & References
Australian Bureau of Statistics (2017). "Cranbourne (State Suburb)". 2016 Census QuickStats. Retrieved 4
September, 2018.
Profile.id.com.au. (2018). Ethnicity | City of Casey | Community profile. [online] Available at:
https://profile.id.com.au/casey/ethnicity?WebID=160 [Accessed 6 Sep. 2018].
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People and Culture
Element 2: DEMOGRAPHICS
For this element you are required to examine the type of people that make up your population. Here you may
need to look at the larger population here (LGA data) to paint a true picture. Think about the spread of ages
across the population- young /old, gender ratio, marital status, family units- single parent family/extended
families in one dwelling, etc.
*How does YOUR population compare to other LGAs or to Victoria as a whole?
Fieldwork: Observations (include photos) Research Data and Comparisons (LGA)
There has been tremendous population
growth in Cranbourne community from
2011 based on the population Census in the
context of Estimated Resident Population
(ERP), enumerated population, and Usual
Resident Population.
There is very minimal gender ratio
difference in Cranbourne community
compared to entire Victoria.
The population of persons above 15 years of
age were lower in Cranbourne
The Cranbourne has small number of elderly
population as compared to younger
population based on the Age-sex pyramid
structure.
There are more elderly females as compared
to elderly males in Cranbourne.
The Cranbourne has cocktail of household
types namely; Couples with children,
Couples without children, one parent family,
Lone person, and group household
Taken by me. (2018, September 6). A picture of
Australia day at Cranbourne. Retrieved from
https://www.bing.com/images/search?q
=cranbourne+community+photos&q
Location: Cranbourne North.
The Percentage of Males to females in
Cranbourne was 49.9% to 50.1%
respectively compared to Victoria 49.1% to
50.9% respectively in 2016.
In 2016, persons aged above 15 years old
were 81.8 % in Victoria compared to 78.1%
in Cranbourne.
In 2016, the aging population in Cranbourne
was lower 0.4%-0.7% for males and females
respectively compared to 0.7%-1.4% for
males and females in entire Victoria.
Age-sex pyramid structure of 2016 reveals
that age above 85 years males were 0.5%
while females were about 0.7%. At the same
time, age between 0 to 4 years both female
and males had the same % of about 4%.
In 2016 person per dwelling was 2.75%
compared to 2.55 % registered in Victoria in
the same year. Households with children
were 33.3% in Cranbourne compared to
45.1% in the city of Casey in 2016. 14.8%
were single family Cranbourne compared to
11.8% in city of Casey in 2016. Group
household were 3.0% compared 2.2% in city
of Casey in 2016.
In 2017, among the individuals aged 15
years and above in Cranbourne, 45.2% of
them were married, while 14.0% were either
divorced or separated, Compared to 48.4%
and 10.9% persons who were married or
separated respectively in the entire Victoria.
In 2016, the average household size in
Cranbourne was 3.1 against 2.6 nationally.
In 2017, the population growth rate of
Victoria was 2.3% this was more than the
national figure of 1.6% in the same year.
Resources & References
Australian Bureau of Statistics (27 June 2017). "Cranbourne (State Suburb)". 2016 Census QuickStats.
Retrieved 4 September, 2018.
Profile.id.com.au. (2018). Population | City of Casey | Community profile. [online] Available at:
https://profile.id.com.au/casey/population?WebID=160 [Accessed 6 Sep. 2018].
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Element 2: DEMOGRAPHICS
For this element you are required to examine the type of people that make up your population. Here you may
need to look at the larger population here (LGA data) to paint a true picture. Think about the spread of ages
across the population- young /old, gender ratio, marital status, family units- single parent family/extended
families in one dwelling, etc.
*How does YOUR population compare to other LGAs or to Victoria as a whole?
Fieldwork: Observations (include photos) Research Data and Comparisons (LGA)
There has been tremendous population
growth in Cranbourne community from
2011 based on the population Census in the
context of Estimated Resident Population
(ERP), enumerated population, and Usual
Resident Population.
There is very minimal gender ratio
difference in Cranbourne community
compared to entire Victoria.
The population of persons above 15 years of
age were lower in Cranbourne
The Cranbourne has small number of elderly
population as compared to younger
population based on the Age-sex pyramid
structure.
There are more elderly females as compared
to elderly males in Cranbourne.
The Cranbourne has cocktail of household
types namely; Couples with children,
Couples without children, one parent family,
Lone person, and group household
Taken by me. (2018, September 6). A picture of
Australia day at Cranbourne. Retrieved from
https://www.bing.com/images/search?q
=cranbourne+community+photos&q
Location: Cranbourne North.
The Percentage of Males to females in
Cranbourne was 49.9% to 50.1%
respectively compared to Victoria 49.1% to
50.9% respectively in 2016.
In 2016, persons aged above 15 years old
were 81.8 % in Victoria compared to 78.1%
in Cranbourne.
In 2016, the aging population in Cranbourne
was lower 0.4%-0.7% for males and females
respectively compared to 0.7%-1.4% for
males and females in entire Victoria.
Age-sex pyramid structure of 2016 reveals
that age above 85 years males were 0.5%
while females were about 0.7%. At the same
time, age between 0 to 4 years both female
and males had the same % of about 4%.
In 2016 person per dwelling was 2.75%
compared to 2.55 % registered in Victoria in
the same year. Households with children
were 33.3% in Cranbourne compared to
45.1% in the city of Casey in 2016. 14.8%
were single family Cranbourne compared to
11.8% in city of Casey in 2016. Group
household were 3.0% compared 2.2% in city
of Casey in 2016.
In 2017, among the individuals aged 15
years and above in Cranbourne, 45.2% of
them were married, while 14.0% were either
divorced or separated, Compared to 48.4%
and 10.9% persons who were married or
separated respectively in the entire Victoria.
In 2016, the average household size in
Cranbourne was 3.1 against 2.6 nationally.
In 2017, the population growth rate of
Victoria was 2.3% this was more than the
national figure of 1.6% in the same year.
Resources & References
Australian Bureau of Statistics (27 June 2017). "Cranbourne (State Suburb)". 2016 Census QuickStats.
Retrieved 4 September, 2018.
Profile.id.com.au. (2018). Population | City of Casey | Community profile. [online] Available at:
https://profile.id.com.au/casey/population?WebID=160 [Accessed 6 Sep. 2018].
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People and Culture
Element 3: CULTURE/RELIGION
This element explores the diversity of the people in your population. Here you need to explore the
ethnicity/race of the people (country of birth), what languages are spoken, what religions are followed or
celebrated, are there cultural festivals held, review buildings, shops and restaurants, etc., in your community
that may tell you about the culture of the people who live here. Is your community of mainly one culture or a
mixed one?
*How might this compare to other areas or to Victoria as a whole?
Fieldwork: Observations (include photos) Research Data and Comparisons (LGA)
Cranbourne's Ancestry Characteristics is a
mixture of different ethnicity such as
English, Australian, Irish, and Scottish
among other ethnic groups.
The majority of the population living in
Cranbourne were speaking English as the
only language at home while non-English
were few.
Other than English individuals within
Cranbourne community spoke different
languages at home including ; Punjabi, Dari,
Samoan, and Hindi among others
There is different religious affiliation within
the Cranbourne community including:
Christians, Non-Christians, no religion
affiliation
Taken by me. (2018, September 6). St. Peter’s
Catholic church Cranbourne. Retrieved from
https://www.bing.com/images/search?q
=cranbourne+community+photos&q
Location: St. Peter’s Catholic Cranbourne College
In 2016, English were 31.3 % compared to
29.9% in entire Victoria, Australians were
29.1% compared to 27.9% in Victoria, Irish
were 7.9% compared to 10.1% in Victoria,
Scottish were 7.4% compared to 8.3% in
Victoria.
In 2016, 69.5% persons could only speak
English at home compared 67.9% in
Victoria in same year. While Non-English
speaking were 23.7% compared to 26% in
Victoria.
In 2016 a total of 19,779 languages were
spoken in Cranbourne excluding English.
2.7% of the individuals spoke Punjabi
compared to 0.9 who spoke the same
language in Victoria in the same year, 2.6%
spoke compared to 0.6% who spoke Dari in
Victoria, 1.3% spoke Samoan compared to
0.2 who spoke the same language in
Victoria. 1.2% spoke Hindi compared to
0.9% individuals who spoke the same
language in Victoria.
In 2016 Christians were 9,371 (46.6%) out
of 20,094 compared to 48.6 registered in
city of Casey, Non-Christians were
2678(13.3%) compared to 18.7% in City of
Casey, while individuals with no religion
affiliation were 5,848(29.1%) compared to
24.5% in city of Casey.
Resources & References
Australian Bureau of Statistics (2017). "Cranbourne (State Suburb)". 2016 Census QuickStats. Retrieved 4
September, 2018.
Profile.id.com.au. (2018). Religion | City of Casey | Community profile. [online] Available at:
https://profile.id.com.au/casey/religion?WebID=160 [Accessed 6 Sep. 2018].
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Element 3: CULTURE/RELIGION
This element explores the diversity of the people in your population. Here you need to explore the
ethnicity/race of the people (country of birth), what languages are spoken, what religions are followed or
celebrated, are there cultural festivals held, review buildings, shops and restaurants, etc., in your community
that may tell you about the culture of the people who live here. Is your community of mainly one culture or a
mixed one?
*How might this compare to other areas or to Victoria as a whole?
Fieldwork: Observations (include photos) Research Data and Comparisons (LGA)
Cranbourne's Ancestry Characteristics is a
mixture of different ethnicity such as
English, Australian, Irish, and Scottish
among other ethnic groups.
The majority of the population living in
Cranbourne were speaking English as the
only language at home while non-English
were few.
Other than English individuals within
Cranbourne community spoke different
languages at home including ; Punjabi, Dari,
Samoan, and Hindi among others
There is different religious affiliation within
the Cranbourne community including:
Christians, Non-Christians, no religion
affiliation
Taken by me. (2018, September 6). St. Peter’s
Catholic church Cranbourne. Retrieved from
https://www.bing.com/images/search?q
=cranbourne+community+photos&q
Location: St. Peter’s Catholic Cranbourne College
In 2016, English were 31.3 % compared to
29.9% in entire Victoria, Australians were
29.1% compared to 27.9% in Victoria, Irish
were 7.9% compared to 10.1% in Victoria,
Scottish were 7.4% compared to 8.3% in
Victoria.
In 2016, 69.5% persons could only speak
English at home compared 67.9% in
Victoria in same year. While Non-English
speaking were 23.7% compared to 26% in
Victoria.
In 2016 a total of 19,779 languages were
spoken in Cranbourne excluding English.
2.7% of the individuals spoke Punjabi
compared to 0.9 who spoke the same
language in Victoria in the same year, 2.6%
spoke compared to 0.6% who spoke Dari in
Victoria, 1.3% spoke Samoan compared to
0.2 who spoke the same language in
Victoria. 1.2% spoke Hindi compared to
0.9% individuals who spoke the same
language in Victoria.
In 2016 Christians were 9,371 (46.6%) out
of 20,094 compared to 48.6 registered in
city of Casey, Non-Christians were
2678(13.3%) compared to 18.7% in City of
Casey, while individuals with no religion
affiliation were 5,848(29.1%) compared to
24.5% in city of Casey.
Resources & References
Australian Bureau of Statistics (2017). "Cranbourne (State Suburb)". 2016 Census QuickStats. Retrieved 4
September, 2018.
Profile.id.com.au. (2018). Religion | City of Casey | Community profile. [online] Available at:
https://profile.id.com.au/casey/religion?WebID=160 [Accessed 6 Sep. 2018].
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