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Disability Rights Maryland's FY 2027 Advocacy Services Plan Survey

FY 2027 Advocacy Services Plan Survey

Disability Rights Maryland (DRM) strives to create a just and inclusive society by advancing the rights of people with disabilities, securing their opportunities to participate fully in community life, and defending their rights to self-determination, dignity, equality, choice, and safety. DRM receives federal money to provide legal services to Marylanders with disabilities. We would like your help to decide which issues we should focus our limited resources on. Here is a link to our current priorities: FY-26-Advocacy-Service-Plan-final-Board-approved.pdf
To answer a brief survey and provide input on what, if anything, we should change about our current priorities, please continue below. Please answer based on your personal experience or your relationship with the people with disabilities in your life. DRM needs your reply by: July 17, 2026. To request a paper survey, provide feedback over the phone or in-person, or if you need an accommodation or translation to participate, call us at 410-727-6352 ext. 0 or email JackieP@disabilityrightsmd.org. Thank you!
1.I am (check all that apply)
2.I live in the following Maryland county:
3.Which mental health issue is most important to you?
4.Which housing issue is most important to you?
5.Which education issue is most important to you?
6.Which Intellectual & Developmental disabilities and Medicaid issue is most important to you?
7.Which assistive technology issue is most important to you?
8.Which transportation issue is most important to you?
9.Which traumatic brain injury issue is most important to you?
10.Which voting issue is most important to you?
11.Which Advocacy for Social Security Beneficiaries issue is most important to you?
12.Is there anything else you'd like to share about our priorities and legal services?
13.OPTIONAL: If you would like to receive DRM’s newsletter, please give us your contact information:
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