FW: Survey to Assess Farmworker Access to Healthcare

[Felix, Veronique]

Sorry for cross posting. On behalf of Alexis Guild from Farmworker Justice. Please contact her with any questions or for additional information.

 

Thanks,

 

Veronique Felix

Paralegal

Maryland Legal Aid

Migrant Farmworker Program

410-546-5511 Ext. 3403

Direct line: 443-365-2153

 

 

"Everyone smiles in the same language"

 

From: On Behalf Of Alexis Guild
Sent: Tuesday, September 22, 2015 12:25 PM
Subject: [FJLaw] Survey to Assess Farmworker Access to Healthcare

 

Dear colleagues,

 

Farmworker Justice is conducting a nationwide needs assessment on the health care needs of farmworker communities. The goal of the needs assessment is to gather information about the barriers experienced by farmworkers and their families accessing health care and health insurance to identify trends and develop recommendations to improve services. We have conducted focus groups across the country with farmworkers and promotores de salud. As a final step, we developed a survey for community organizations.

 

We would greatly appreciate your participation in the survey. A link can be found here. A Spanish version of the survey can be found here.  The survey will be open until Monday, Oct. 5.  Please contact me with any questions or for additional information.

 

Thank you,

Alexis 

 

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Alexis Guild

Migrant Health Policy Analyst

Farmworker Justice

1126 16th St NW, Suite 270

Washington, DC 20036

(202) 293-5420 ext. 317

agu...@farmworkerjustice.org

 

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