The Disability Federation of Ireland in collaboration with Enable Ireland are doing some research on Assistive Technology provision for people with disabilities in Ireland. We are interested in hearing the views of people who use technology, either at home, in work, or at school. We are also appealing to parents, professionals and service providers with experience of supporting someone to use or get the technology they need, to ensure that their voices are heard through this survey.By

By filling out this survey, you will be contributing to our work, calling for better access and provision of Assistive Technology. We are working to ensure that people get the technology they need, so that Ireland is fully inclusive of people with disabilities and disabling conditions so that they can fully exercise their civil, social and human rights.

This survey is to support and inform the work that we are doing. The results of this survey will be used to inform policy recommendations and models of best practice in Ireland. We define assistive technology as any piece of equipment or software that is used to help people of all ages to carry out tasks and maximise their capabilities.

Please feel free to share this widely with anyone who may have an interest in/or uses technology for everyday needs.Use this link to go to the survey

Please note the date for completion is September 8th 2016. We value your comments and if you have any questions about the survey please contact: Siobhan Long, Enable Ireland: slong@enableireland.ie

For information on our work in relation to Assistive Technology contact: Pierce Richardson, Disability Federation of Ireland piercerichardson@disability-federation.ie 

Participation is voluntary and the results will be completely anonymous.

We are grateful for your time and thank you for your participation in advance

Pierce Richardson, Disability Federation of Ireland                                             Siobhán Long, Enable Ireland