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What does our community actually need?

Strong Roots is building a culturally responsive crisis support and referral service for African, Black and Caribbean communities in Ontario. Your answers tell us what to build.

This survey is anonymous. We don't ask for your name, phone number or email, and you can skip any question you'd rather not answer.

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Question 1

Have you or someone close to you ever needed emotional, mental health, crisis, or community support but had difficulty finding or accessing the right service?

Question 2

What barriers have made it difficult to get the support you or someone you know needed?

Select all that apply.

Question 3

How important is it to you that crisis and support services understand the cultural experiences of African, Black and Caribbean communities?

Question 4

Have you ever felt that an existing mental health, crisis, or social service did not fully understand your cultural background or personal circumstances?

Question 5

If a confidential phone service were available to provide emotional support, crisis assistance, and connections to community resources, how likely would you be to use it or recommend it to someone you know?

Question 6

What types of support would you most want from a service like Strong Roots Crisis Helpline?

Select all that apply.

Question 7

In your own words, what do you believe is missing from the current support services available to African, Black and Caribbean communities in Ontario?

What could a new helpline do differently, or better?

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