What makes engagement meaningful for people with Lived Experience? Survey

1.How do you prefer to share your Lived Experience views or feedback? (please tick all that apply)

Other (please let us know what matters to you)

2.Imagine you were asked to share your insights as a person with Lived Experience of mental distress and/or addiction. What would happen to make you feel valued DURING this process?

I can share in a culturally appropriate way

I can chose how to give feedback (e.g., online survey or phone interview)

I am sharing with a person with similar experiences to me

I understand how my data and information will be used

I am offered a putea aroha, paid, or compensated for my time

I can chose when to give feedback

I know I can withdraw at any time

Other (please let us know what matters to you)

3.Imagine you were asked to share your insights as a person with Lived Experience of mental distress and/or addiction. What would happen to make you feel valued AFTER you shared your feedback?

I receive a copy of the report/or summary of the project I contributed to

I have information and resources to support my wellbeing

I know who to contact if I have questions

I receive a copy of my data

I have an opportunity to ask questions

I can see my feedback in the report/project

Other (please let us know what matters to you)

4.In the past 12 months, how often have you been asked to share your insights from a Lived Experience perspective?

5.Who is asking for your feedback or insights?

Charities or Not for Profits

Government policy (e.g., roundtables or public consultation)

Organisations you work for or volunteer with

Organisations you DON'T work for or volunteer with

Services

Media outlets

Other (please specify)

6.How do you feel about being asked to shared your feedback or insights over the past 12 months?

Thank you for sharing your thoughts so far! Finally we want to ask a few quick questions about you. This helps us identify what works best for different people, and if we can do anything differently in future. Your data is confidential and anonymous, and only accessible by our Changing Minds Team. This is optional, but does help us to learn, and to educate others.

9.What ethnicity/ethnicities do you identify with?

10.Do you have any last thoughts or feedback you'd like to share?

11.Which region of New Zealand are you from?