Stakeholder's Survey 2008
The CT Council is exploring the effectiveness of its advocacy, capacity building and systemic change activities such as:
1. outreach
2. training, leadership development and learning forums
3. technical assistance to policymakers and legislative committees
4. supporting and educating communities and community development
5. interagency collaboration, coordination and convening stakeholders
6. coordination with related councils, committees, programs and partnerships with government
7. barrier elimination, systems design and redesign
8. coalition development and citizen participation
9. informing policymakers and the media
10. demonstrations of new approaches to services and supports and model programs
11. influencing public opinion
12. nonpartisan analysis and research
13. supporting advocacy
14. influencing administrative policy
We want to know:
What does the Council do well?
What could the Council do better?
Please give us your opinion as to whether you Agree or Disgree with any of the following:
IMPACT – Council activities have improved the ability of individuals with developmental disabilities and family members to:
1. make choices and exert control over the services and supports they use
2. participate in community life
SATISFACTION – Council activities promote self-determination and community participation for individuals with developmental disabilities
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Thank you very much.