Post by AMWRRI on Apr 23, 2019 21:00:26 GMT
Our Dear Brothers and Sisters:
There are many issues of concern that the Muslim community has yet to address, and the stigma of differences of ability is one of the pressing ones. AMWRRI has created a survey to understand the experiences and needs of Muslims who have differences of abilities or who are caregivers for individuals with differences of abilities. Our goal is to promote positive change. We need your help in letting people know about the survey, which is now open to Muslims nationwide, and to encourage them to complete it. For our survey, we define differences of ability as any chronic health condition (including physical, intellectual, mental, emotional, or addiction condition) that affects an individual’s ability to do everyday activities related to mobility, communication, work, etc. If you or someone you know has a difference of ability or has a family member with a difference of ability, please complete the survey.
Participation is totally anonymous and participants are not asked to provide their name or the names of members with ability differences.
Please press this link to begin the survey: goo.gl/forms/6XippbeOUC9pEZlV2
Please share this call for participation with others.
Thank you for considering this opportunity to improve people’s lives and the communities in which we live.
There are many issues of concern that the Muslim community has yet to address, and the stigma of differences of ability is one of the pressing ones. AMWRRI has created a survey to understand the experiences and needs of Muslims who have differences of abilities or who are caregivers for individuals with differences of abilities. Our goal is to promote positive change. We need your help in letting people know about the survey, which is now open to Muslims nationwide, and to encourage them to complete it. For our survey, we define differences of ability as any chronic health condition (including physical, intellectual, mental, emotional, or addiction condition) that affects an individual’s ability to do everyday activities related to mobility, communication, work, etc. If you or someone you know has a difference of ability or has a family member with a difference of ability, please complete the survey.
Participation is totally anonymous and participants are not asked to provide their name or the names of members with ability differences.
Please press this link to begin the survey: goo.gl/forms/6XippbeOUC9pEZlV2
Please share this call for participation with others.
Thank you for considering this opportunity to improve people’s lives and the communities in which we live.