sessment 2: Community Profile Report XXXXXXXXXXAssessment 2: Community Profile Report Description/Focus: Community Profile Report Value: 40% Due date: Week 5 Sunday 23rd August 2020 @ 2359 (ACST)...

Running Head: ASSESSMENT 2                                1
ASSESSMENT 2                                        2
COMMUNITY PROFILE REPORT
ASSESSMENT 2
Table of Contents
Introduction    3
Physical Environment    3
Education of Population of Adelaide    4
Child Development    5
Social Environment    5
Social Support Network    6
Conclusion    6
References    7
Introduction
Social determinants of health could reinforce or sabotage the quality of health and well-being of an individual or any community. The choices made by an individual or a community have significant impact on the health and well-being of people in a community. The habits of a person such as smoking, drug intake, consumption of alcohol and maintaining a healthy diet exhibit crucial impact on the health of people. According to World Health Organisation, social determinants are the circumstances, in which an individual or a community grows, survives, ages, works as well as the structure, in which is used to tackle illness in a society.
These circumstances in any community or for any individual are moulded by various economic, social and political aspects. The National Health Performance framework acknowledges the value of social determinants of health and constitutes of various financial and social factors, which would connect with the educational accomplishments, literacy related to health conditions and income of people (Australian Institute of Health and Welfare, 2018). This community profile report focuses on discussing five different social determinants of health in the Adelaide region of Australia.
Physical Environment
Adelaide region is situated in the southern east of South Australia, towards the east coast of Gulf St Vincent. The region stretches from the north at Barossa valley to the south up to the Fleurieu Peninsula. The region also includes the Northern Adelaide Plains, metropolitan Adelaide and the Western Mount Lofty Ranges. The territory also covers from the coast consisting of flat plains to the east and south having steep hills. Adelaide region also constitutes of few large as well as small rivers such as the Myponga, Gawler, Onkaparinga, Torrens and the Little Para River.
Studies from many reports have stated that around 50 % of the land of Adelaide region is being used in the agriculture and grazing purposes. The region utilises 1.9 % of water from the total water consumption of Australia. Adelaide region has 12 wetlands, which are of national significance (Bureau of Meteorology, 2020). Adelaide also consists of parklands that are the crowning...