African-Caribbean women ageing without children: Does African-Caribbean culture and religious identity shape their experiences?

Figures & data

Table 1. Demographic profile of participants.

Participant	Age	Occupation	Caribbean island of origin	Migration	Stated religious affiliation	Relationship status
P1	59	Foster carer recruitment	Jamaica	Born in the UK	Christian	Divorced/in a relationship
P2	56	Social worker	Jamaica	Born in the UK	Christian	In a relationship/co-habiting
P3	66	Older persons support worker	Jamaica	Migrated	Buddhist	Dating
P4	56	Solicitor	Trinidad and Tobago	Migrated	Christian	Married
P5	48	Teacher	Anguilla	Born in the UK	Christian	Single
P6	58	Social worker	Jamaica	Migrated	Non-religious	Single
P7	56	University student support services	St Lucia	Born in UK	Christian	Divorced/single
P8	64	Therapist/counsellor	Jamaica	Migrated	Spiritualist	Dating
P9	54	Social worker	Jamaica	Born in UK	Christian	Single
P10	53	Solicitor	Jamaica/Nevis	Born in the UK	Christian	Single

Availability of data and materials

This study analyzes qualitative data. The datasets generated and/or analyzed during the current study are not publicly available because the participants did not consent to have their full transcripts made publicly available.