June 13, 2024 | Issue 61

What Disability Issues Are Most Important To You and Your Family?

Take Our 2025 Public Input Survey

Each year, Disability Rights NJ is federally required to conduct a Public Input Survey. The purpose of this survey is to gather information and opinions that will help our organization’s leadership set our 2025 priorities, goals, and objectives for the protection & advocacy of individuals with disabilities. The results of this survey are meaningful to us beyond being a requirement. The survey collects feedback from a wide range of people about disability issues, and this valuable input helps us make decisions about the work we will do, including the cases we will accept.

Who do we want to hear from? 

·    People with disabilities 

·    Family and friends of individuals with disabilities 

·    Stakeholders and advocates 

·    State agency representatives 

·    Court, criminal justice, and law enforcement personnel 

·    Disability service providers, caregivers, and support personnel

·    Other individuals and agencies involved in disability advocacy and service provision 



Surveys will be accepted until July 30, 2024. 

On average, the survey takes about 10 minutes to complete and is available now through July 30. You can fill it out online or print a copy and mail it to our office at 210 South Broad Street, Third Floor, Trenton NJ 08608.

If you prefer the assistance of an ASL (American Sign Language) interpreter to complete the survey, please use a video relay service to contact us at 800-342-0823, Monday through Friday, 8 am – 5 pm.

Disability Rights NJ is funded by the Department of Health and Human Services: Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services - Center for Mental Health Services; Administration for Community Living: Administration on Disabilities; Center for Integrated Programs; U.S. Department of Education: Rehabilitation Services Administration, and the Social Security Administration