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AT Society 'Connect for Health' Survey

We are seeking funding from the National Lottery Community Fund for our new 'Connect for Health' programme. The programme will involve running regional activities for families affected by AT across the UK and we would appreciate your views on these. Your answers will help us design services that are useful and easy to access, and which are designed by those who need them. It should take about 6 minutes to complete. You can skip any question. Please ask us if you would like help completing it or need a a translated version, large print, easy read, or a paper copy. The deadline to fill it is the 7th October 2026. Thank you.
1.Which area do you live in? If you work, which area do you work in?
2.Which best describes you?
3.What is your sex?
4.What is your age group?
5.What is your ethnic group?
6.How would you describe your household's current financial situation?
7.Tick all that apply. If you are a health or welfare professional, what is your role or service area?
8.How easy is it for families affected by AT in your region to get the information and support they need?
9.What makes it easier or harder for families to get support? Tick all that apply.
10.Would it help families if the AT Society support was more language-aware, culturally sensitive or linked to trusted community contacts?
11.Which sort of AT services or activities would be useful for families in your region? Tick any that apply.
12.How useful would regional activity days be for families and health, education and support professionals to meet, share information and build relationships?
13.What should regional activity days include to be most helpful? Tick all that apply.
14.Thinking about the activities listed above, how much do you think they would help with the National Lottery Community Fund 6 missions below? Tick one:

Missions:
1) help families come together and feel less isolated; 2) provide inclusive places, spaces or online activities; 3) help children and young people feel safe, grow in confidence and have a say; 4) help families get earlier support before problems get worse; 5) reduce health inequalities linked to poverty, disadvantage, culture, language, disability or access barriers; 6) improve links between families, AT Society and regional health, education and support professionals without replacing statutory services.
15.Would families benefit from more opportunities to meet other families affected by AT?
16.What meeting options would work best? Tick all that apply
17.What support would make it easier for families or teams to join these regional activities? Tick all that apply
18.Would you, someone in your family/team, or your community/service be interested in helping design, deliver or manage these regional 'Connect for Health' activities? Tick one.
19.Is there anything else the AT Society should know about how to support families, connect families with each other, or work better with regional health, education and support professionals?
20.Would you be happy for the AT Society to contact you about helping shape, deliver or manage Connect for Health activities?
21.If you type Yes please provide the following:
Name
Email address or phone number
Best way to contact you
Any access, language or support needs for taking part?
Current Progress,
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