Hate Crime Advocacy for People with a learning Disability and/or Autism

There is a regional service for support for victims of hate crime who have a learning disability and/or autism. This is provided by 'Connected Voice' based in Newcastle upon Tyne. We would like to find out if people in Northumberland who have a learning disability and/or autism are aware of the service, or have used it and if advocacy support would be useful or beneficial. We would also invite your thoughts and comments on this subject.

Please forward this to anybody you think may be interested in the survey. All information will be held in the strictest confidence and in line with Adapt's GDPR policy.

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* 1. Do you understand what a hate crime is?

Yes

Not sure

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* 2. Have you ever experienced a hate crime?

Yes

No (please go to question 6)

Prefer not to say

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* 3. If you experienced a hate crime, did you report it?

Yes

I have not experienced a hate crime

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* 4. If you reported the hate crime, were you satisfied with the response?

Satisfied

Neutral

Dissatisfied

I did not report it

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* 5. Were you offered support after experiencing a hate crime?

Yes

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* 6. Are you aware of advocacy services for victims of hate crime?

Yes

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* 7. Do you think advocacy for hate crime victims would be useful?

Yes

Not sure

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* 8. Would you be interested in finding out more about advocacy for victims of hate crime?

Yes

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* 9. Would you use an advocacy service to support you if you were a victim of hate crime?

Yes

Not sure

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* 10. Please provide your email address if you would like more information about hate crime or advocacy support for victims of hate crime. (any information you provide will be in strict confidence and in line with Adapt's GDPR policy)