Survey

Activity Alliance wants to understand the professional aspirations of disabled people and what support we could offer to enable more disabled people to pursue senior roles.

Wheels for Wellbeing has launched its latest survey on the needs and experiences of disabled cyclists. Last year more than 200 disabled cyclists took part in our survey, which attracted plenty of media attention, and we are hoping that this year’s will be even bigger.

Transport for All is looking for evidence from Disabled and older Londoners who use patient transport, following concerns about the eligibility criteria.

The Women’s Mental Health Network is conducting a survey. They are asking you to identify the top three issues within service provision that need to change, and will then be developing user-led campaigns to improve these issues.

Two national surveys aimed at learning more about the experience of Deaf and hard of hearing students, and about working conditions for communication support workers and BSL/English interpreters.

Are you making the most of what London’s culture has got to offer? What are the biggest challenges facing London’s culture? Take the GLA’s survey. It only takes 8 minutes. Closes at 5pm on Tuesday 19 June 2018.

This online survey is part of The Mayor’s Office for Policing And Crime (MOPAC) review of London’s support services to understand what services are currently provided and what further support is needed.

Are current accessibility measures in British entertainment venues reasonable and appropriate for Deaf and Hard of Hearing customers? Questionnaire from a student at Sheffield Hallam

Have you got a personal health budget (PHB) or an or integrated personal budget? NHS England wants to hear about your experiences through a new survey.

TfL are currently looking into the issues customers face when boarding Tube trains. As part of this work, they want to hear from customers and stakeholders about their experiences. The survey deadline is 31st January.