Survey About Access to NYSCB Written Materials

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Hi, I'm Chancey Fleet. This survey is my effort to gather anecdotal information about whether NYSCB consumers are receiving documents from the Commission in their preferred accessible format. I serve on the State Rehabilitation Council, an advisory body to NYSCB, and I would like to better advise NYSCB about what consumers are experiencing in terms of document provision. I also serve as Resolutions Committee chair for the NFB of New York, and plan on proposing a resolution about equitable access to NYSCB documents.

Are you a current or former NYSCB consumer?

Current

Former

Neither

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What is your preferred format for reading important documents?

standard print

Large print

Braille

Recorded audio

Electronic/digital

Other:

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When you opened your NYSCB case (or, if you've done this more than once, when you most recently opened your case), did you receive a handbook and intake documents in your preferred accessible format?

I received an accessible handbook.

I received other documents in an accessible format.

I did not receive any documents in an accessible format.

I did not receive any documents at all.

When you and your councilor created your IPE (Individualized Plan for Employment), did you receive an accessible copy?

Yes

I received a copy but it was not in an accessible format.

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When you receive a service, like rehab teaching, tech training or mobility, do you receive a training report at the end, detailing your progress?

Yes, in an accessible format

Yes, but not in an accessible format

Sometimes, in an accessible format

Sometimes, but not in an accessible format

Never

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When NYSCB purchases a service for you from a nonprofit agency, are you informed about what the service costs?

Yes

Sometimes

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May I contact you about steps we can take as a community to make sure that NYSCB consumers have consistent access to accessible documentation about their cases?

Yes

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Please use this edit field to provide your preferred contact info, and any thoughts you'd be comfortable sharing about this issue. I may use your comment in upcoming presentations about this topic but I will never use your name without your permission.

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