Women with Disabilities ACT is working with
Women’s Health Matters to do a scoping study of sexual health services, information and education for women and gender diverse people with disabilities.
The scoping study will look at:
- Clinical services
- Sexual health information
- Sexual health education
We will write a report with recommendations to the ACT Government. This report will help to inform sexual health service pilot programs for women and gender diverse people with disabilities in the ACT.
We have received funding from the ACT Government Health and Community Services Directorate to do this study.
This survey is for
people and organisations in the ACT who provide clinical sexual health services and/or sexual health information and education.
- We want to hear about your experiences providing these services and information/education to women, non-binary and gender diverse people with disabilities who are over the age of 18.
- Disability does not need to be a focus of your service. Around a quarter to a third of people in the ACT have some form of disability, so you are probably providing services to people with a disability even if this is not a target population for your service!
We have a different survey to hear directly from women, non-binary and gender diverse people with disabilities who are over the age of 18 about their experiences with sexual health.
How long is this survey?This survey should take around 10 minutes to complete. It may take longer if you want to share more with us.
Privacy and confidentialityThis survey is confidential.
We won't share any details you have told us that could identify you or your organisation, unless you give us permission. There is an option at the end of the survey to tell us your email address so we can get in touch.
Saved responsesPlease note that this survey tool saves your responses as you move through the survey.
WWDACT and WHM staff will be able to view your responses even if you do not finish the survey.
You can go back and change your responses at any time while the survey is still open.
Other ways to share your inputIf you would prefer to talk to a staff member directly in an interview or consultation, you can email
m.andrew@womenshealthmatters.org.auIf you would like to pick up a paper copy of this survey, you can send an email to
m.andrew@womenshealthmatters.org.au.
If you would prefer to write your input directly in an email, you can send an email to
m.andrew@womenshealthmatters.org.au.