Results of the Family Support Survey

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Results of the Family Support Survey The Family Support Survey was a project of the Family Support Collaborative (FSC) that ran from August 2000 - May 2005. It was Ohio's first initiative to hear directly from families who have children with disabilities. The surveys were used to collect families' opinions about their level of satisfaction with needed supports. 2,286 surveys were completed by families across the state. The following are summaries of the survey results by topic. This information can be used with permission from OLRS (Contact OLRS). Adaptive Equipment Needs Caregiver Help Needs Child's Age Child's Disabilities Child's Limitations Counties Education Needs Effects of Disabilities: Priority and Impact Emergency Services Needs Home Modification Needs Live at Home Needs Services Needs Therapies and Health Care Needs Transportation Needs Related Topics: Advocacy Resources Family Support Council (formerly Family Support Collaborative)