AZSPIL Information Gathering 2027-2029

Please respond to as many questions as you would like. Only those with a red asterisk (*) are required in order to submit the form.

What is your Arizona County of Residence?

What specific barriers do you or otherpeople who have disabilities experience in your community?

What is working for people who have disabilities related to Community Living?

What is not working for people who have disabilities related to Community Living?

What recommendations do you have for improvement related to Community Living?

What is working for people who have disabilities related to Healthcare Services?

What is not working for people who have disabilities related to Healthcare Services?

What recommendations do you have for improvement related to Healthcare Services?

What is working for people who have disabilities related to Housing?

What is not working for people who have disabilities related to Housing?

What recommendations do you have for improvement related to Housing?

What is working for people who have disabilities related to Transportation?

What is not working for people who have disabilities related to Transportation?

What recommendations do you have for improvement related to Transportation?

What is working for people who have disabilities related to Employment?

What is not working for people who have disabilities related to Employment?

What recommendations do you have for improvement related to Employment?

The next set of questions relate to areas AZSILC has prioritized in the past. For each, we want to know how important it is for AZSILC to keep investing in them. You will be asked to choose between four options to rate their importance. Please rate each topic on the left using the scale Not Important; Somewhat Important; Important; Very Important.

Rows	Not Important	Somewhat Important	Important	Very Important
Youth Leadership and Engagement
Emergency and Disaster Preparedness
Reducing Isolation and Loneliness
Interpersonal Safety and Freedom from Abuse, Neglect, Exploitation
Education and Advocacy about Disability Identity, Pride, History, and Culture
Disability Justice and Anti-Oppression
Support for People to Live in their own homes rather than in Long-Term Care Facilities
Support for Caregivers and Care Recipients

Regarding disability services and supports, which groups of people in your community are falling through the cracks?

What prevents people from identifying and feeling proud about being part of the disability community?

How can we create equity for Arizonans who have disabilities?

Equity: Everyone gets the level and type of support they need

Howcan we enhance inclusive communication access and language justice in Arizona?

Arizona State Plan for Independent Living (SPIL)