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The Advocacy Center is interested in your opinions. We welcome suggestions and comments on our work. Some of our programs require that we get public input; all of our programs can use feedback and creative ideas. If you'd like to tell us what you think, complete this form and submit it to the Advocacy Center.

Your Opinions Matter to Us!

The staff at the Advocacy Center would very much appreciate your input so that services can be improved. After you have entered as much information as you want us to have, please scroll to the bottom of the page and click on the "Submit" button.

Please tell us about yourself . . .

Priorities

The Advocacy Center priorities are Educational Rights, Self Determination (The Right to Make Choices), Community Integration (The Right to Choose Living Arrangement), Rights in Institutions, Access to Programs, Buildings and Services, Employment Rights and Entitlements (Rights to Government Benefits such as Medicaid). (For more information, see http://www.advocacyla.org/index.php/get-help.html.)

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*The kinds of things we help with: * Please tell us about the kinds of problems you believe we should address. You may include the previously mentioned priorities and others you think are important. (Remember that the Advocacy Center work involves the legal rights of people with disabilities or senior citizens).

The kinds of systems problems we work on . . . The Advocacy Center addresses problems with service systems that affect people with disabilities and/or elderly persons. Please tell us about systemic problems you believe we should work on.

The kinds of things we teach about . . . Advocacy Center staff conduct training sessions and other kinds of public presentations, on topics such as these: rights of people with disabilities, rights of facility residents (group homes, nursing homes, etc.) rights of vocational rehabilitation clients, self advocacy, disability awareness/ sensitivity, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), Medicare and Medicaid. Please tell us about training topics you think are important.

The kinds of places we go to tell people about our services . . . Advocacy Center reaches out to let people know about our services. Please tell us about places where you believe we should do outreach.

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If you have questions about our work . . .

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