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2024 Supporter Survey

Step 1 of 6 – YOUR RELATIONSHIP WITH ADD

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Please enter your supporter number (this can be found at the bottom of your letter or email):(Required)

Do you remember how you first heard of ADD and what motivated you to start financially supporting ADD?

How much do you agree with the following statement: “I feel the support I give to ADD is making a difference in the world”?

Strongly Agree

Agree

Neutral

Disagree

Strongly Disagree

How would you describe the work of ADD to a friend?

What does ‘disability justice’ mean to you?

Which of these elements of supporting disabled people are you most interested in learning about?

	Very interested	Somewhat interested	Neutral	Not interested	Not interested at all
Inclusive education
Supporting disabled women and girls
Leadership training for young people
Support in emergencies
Decent jobs and livelihoods

From which region are you most interested in hearing from?

	Very interested	Somewhat interested	Neutral	Not interested	Not interested at all
Africa
Asia

Which of these statements resonates with you?:

I wish ADD would contact me more

I am content with how much I hear from ADD

I think ADD contact me too much

And these:

I wish ADD would ask for financial support more

I wish ADD would share more success stories

I wish I could hear more directly from global disability justice activists

I wish ADD would tell me about other ways to support them other than giving money

I wish I could learn more about the different aspects of ADD’s work

How would you rate your overall experience as a supporter of ADD?

Very Unsatisfied

Moderately Unsatisfied

Neither Satisfied or Unsatisfied

Moderately Satisfied

Very Satisfied

Would you be likely to attend webinar sessions sharing knowledge about our work?

Yes

If ‘Yes’, who would you like to hear from?

ADD staff

Global disability leaders

Disability justice activists

If you engage with ADD’s content via the following mediums, how satisfied are you with them?

	Very satisfied	Moderately satisfied	Neutral	Moderately unsatisfied	Very unsatisfied	Don’t use
Facebook
X/Twitter
Instagram
Email newsletters
Impact Report (postal)
Supporter events

Is there anything we could do to improve our communication with you?

Do you or someone close to you identify as having a disability?

I am disabled

Yes, a significant loved one

Yes, a person I know

How has your personal experience with disability influenced your support for disability rights organisations like ADD?

How confident are you in your understanding of disability justice issues?

Very confident

Somewhat confident

Not very confident

Not confident at all

How important is it for you personally to be engaged with advocating for disability justice?

Very important

Somewhat important

Not very important

Not important at all

Do you believe there is enough global support for people with disabilities?

Yes, more than enough

Yes, but it could be improved

No, it’s inadequate

No, there’s virtually no support

How much understanding of disability justice issues do you have?

I actively seek out information and resources

I would like to learn more

I would like to know more but don’t have time

I don’t feel the need to educate myself further

I would like ADD to help increase my understanding

I would like to learn from global disability justice activists directly

Which barriers do you think are still faced by people with disabilities in today’s society?

Discrimination and stigma

Lack of accessibility (for example lack of ramps for wheelchair users)

Limited employment opportunities

Inadequate healthcare services

Exclusion from school

Other (please specify)

Other:

Have you heard of participatory grant-making before today?

Yes

If “Yes”, how would you describe participatory grant-making in your own words and what are your thoughts on this type of funding?

Would you be more likely to support a charity that actively involves disabled individuals in decision-making processes?

Yes

How important is it to you that decisions about where ADD funds go involve input from disabled individuals?

Very important

Somewhat important

Not very important

Not important at all

When thinking about how ADD funds are allocated, which resonates with you the most?

I prefer decisions to be made solely by ADD staff and other charity professionals

I believe decisions should involve a mix of ADD staff, charity professionals and individuals directly affected by the issues

I think it’s essential for decisions to be primarily made by individuals directly affected by the issues, including disabled individuals

How much trust do you have in disability justice activists to make fair and effective decisions about where the money you give to ADD should be spent?

Complete trust

Some trust

Little trust

No trust at all

Other

Other:

How much do you agree with the following statements? “I think letting disabled individuals decide how ADD funding is spent could…”

Lead to fairer distribution of resources

Provide support for overlooked needs within the disability community

Improve overall decision-making

Lead to increased accountability and transparency in how funds are allocated

Make the process take longer

Be more inclusive and accessible

Challenge stereotypes and misconceptions about disability

Build trust with the disability justice movement

Mean personal biases may influence decisions

Aside from funding, what support do you think ADD should offer to disability activists?

Training

Leadership support and mentoring

Policy development

Media and communications training

Advocacy and campaigning support

Financial management training

Monitoring and evaluation

Network building

Other (please specify)

Other:

What is your gender?

What year were you born?

Do you have children?

Yes

What is your ethnicity?

Arab

Asian

Black/African/Caribbean

Mixed/Multiple ethnicities

White

Other ethnic group

What is your education level?

I did not complete school

GCSE / O Levels

Highers / A Levels

Other vocational qualification

Undergraduate Degree

Postgraduate Degree

Are you employed?

Employed or self-employed

Looking for work

Unable to work

Student; Retired; Homemaker

Carer

Prefer not to say

Which other charities do you donate to?

Which other charities do you admire and why?

Where do you get information?

Facebook

Instagram

X/Twitter

TV (please specify below eg, Netflix, BBC 2, etc)

Print and Online news (please specify below which titles)

Please specify TV

Please specify Print and Online news

We also want to have more in-depth conversations with supporters about our work. Would you be willing to attend an online or in-person meeting?

Yes

Phone

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Listen

Our work begins as a conversation. Disability activists tell us the change they want to make and what they need to make it happen.

Discover more

Tailored support

Together we develop a package of long term support to help activists access the tools and resources they need to make change happen.

Building movements

We help organisations of disability activists build links with each other and build movements with unstoppable momentum.

Discover more

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Our work begins as a conversation. Disability activists tell us the change they want to make and what they need to make it happen.

Tailored support

Together we develop a package of long term support to help activists access the tools and resources they need to make change happen.

Building movements

We help organisations of disability activists build links with each other and build movements with unstoppable momentum.

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