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June 2012 Description box 15. If you would like to provide follow up information regarding this survey, please email laurie_robinson@rogers.com. 32 | P a g e
June 2012 Appendix 5 Survey email… Dear Parent This survey has been developed as part of a study supported by the Waterloo Region Children and Youth Services Planning Council (CYSPC) to complete a review of the process and experience of accessing services for vulnerable children and youth in Waterloo Region. The Council’s mission is to… “…plan for, promote and continually improve a local system of services and supports for vulnerable children, youth and their families.” The study is called the Integrated Access to Services Project. It is designed to gather feedback on what is working for families seeking, and connecting to services. The main objective of the project is to look for ways to build a system that is welcoming, easy to navigate, well coordinated and efficient! The Council is very committed to gathering your views and wishes to thank you in advance for completing the survey. The final summarized information gathered during the project will be written in a final report forwarded to the Council. The final report will be made available thought Follow the link to complete the survey. If you know of any other parent with experience accessing services please forward this email and suggest they fill out the survey. Every experience is a valuable experience! Many Thanks! Insert in the survey doc…. Survey Introduction: This survey is designed to gather information from parents who have experience accessing services for their children in Waterloo Region. By “access” we mean, what was your experience of finding the right service for your child Professionals in the field often call this the “intake” service. By “service” we mean those services that might best be described as “social services” (e.g. mental health services, services for help with a child and or youth with a developmental disability, a physical disability, a problem with the law, problems learning or school related problems etc.). If you have had experience accessing service for more than one child, you may wish to choose only one to describe. If you prefer to comment on more than one 33 | P a g e
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