We Want to Hear From You - 2025 Disability Rights California Survey

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We Want to Hear From You - 2025 Disability Rights California Survey

We’d like your input as we review and revise the priorities of our work for 2026. You can tell us what is important by answering the questions below.  If you need help, please call us at (800) 776-5746 and say, “I need help with your survey.”

We’d like your input as we review and revise the priorities of our work for 2026. You can tell us what is important by answering the questions below.  

If you need help, please call us at (800) 776-5746 and say, “I need help with your survey.

Responses are due by: June 27, 2025.

We believe collecting information from you about your race, ethnicity, age, sex and sexual orientation will help us to understand how people from diverse backgrounds access services. We would greatly appreciate it if you share this information with us, but we understand if you choose not to. 

Survey

Race/Ethnicity
Gender
Sexual Orientation
I need this survey in American Sign Language (ASL)

What Would You Like to Tell Us About? (select all that apply)
How to get help from DRC, the tools and advice that we give you and our outreach and training.
If you feel like someone discriminated against you or if you have questions about your housing rights.
this is for people with questions about Medi-Cal and some other health services like IHSS and CCS.
If you have questions about Regional Center, or other services related to an Intellectual or Developmental Disability.
If you have questions about your rights while you live in a hospital, nursing home, jail, or other institutional placement and about abuse or neglect in those placements.
If you have questions about how to access mental health supports and services or discrimination.
This includes questions about Department of Rehabilitation – DOR, services, work questions for people who get Social Security benefits, and other questions about reasonable accommodations or disability discrimination at work.
Helping people with mental health needs speak up for themselves
This is about whether you can register to vote.
This is about whether you can vote.
This includes special education, school discipline and policing, and disability discrimination in schools.