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Leonie posted an update in the group
6 months ago
Did you know? ***Sharing on behalf of Carers NSW***
Do you support family members or friends of people living with a disability, health condition, mental health condition, or who are frail due to ageing?
Then please support the 2024 National Carer Survey!
All carers are invited to share their experience at http://www.nationalcarersurvey.com.au!
Every two years, Carers NSW and the State and Territory Carer Organisations conduct the National Carer Survey, a comprehensive Survey to better understand what Australia’s carers want and need. The Survey informs research, advocacy, and service design for carers across Australia.
The 2024 National Carer Survey is now open at http://www.nationalcarersurvey.com.au.
Participants can enter a draw to win one of 24 gift vouchers valued at $200 (3 vouchers per state/territory).
For those who prefer to complete the Survey on paper, printed questionnaires, including a reply-paid envelope, can be ordered from the Carers NSW Research team at [email protected] or on 02 9280 4744. The Carers NSW Research team can also provide posters, flyers and social media collateral.
The Survey is funded by the NSW Government and led by Carers NSW, with the support of the Carer Organisations in each state and territory of Australia.
For more information including the survey impact, please visit http://www.carersnsw.org.au/about-us/our-research/carer-survey. The Survey closes 31 July 2024.
Also, please find attached the National Carer Survey poster that include QR code, FAQ and Impact Statement for your information.
The Community Council acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia and recognises the continuing connection to lands, waters and communities. We pay our respect to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures and to Elders past, present, and emerging.
The Central Coast Community Council (CCCC) has been supporting community service organisations since 1993 as a regional organisation to disseminate information and co-ordinate area responses for service providers/groups on the Central Coast.
