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Reasonable Adjustments
Reasonable adjustments are changes that we can make to our services so that people with disabilities, illnesses, or health conditions can access them more easily. Please tell us the best way to communicate and support you in the space below. If you need help completing this, call us on 01803 201201.


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About You

Why we ask these questions
We want to make sure our services are fair and accessible to everyone. By collecting information about the people who use our services, we can:

  • Check that we are reaching people from different backgrounds.
  • Understand the needs of our community better.
  • Spot if any groups are under- or over-represented.
How your information is used
  • It helps us make sure everyone is treated fairly.
  • We do not use it to identify individuals.
  • Please answer as many questions as you feel comfortable with.

Your age


Ethnic Background


Sex and Gender

What is your sex?
What is your sex?
Is your gender identity the same as the sex that you were registered with at birth?
Is your gender identity the same as the sex that you were registered with at birth?

What is your Sexual Orientation?


Disability
Do you have any physical or mental health conditions or illnesses lasting or expected to last 12 months or more?

Disability
Do you have any physical or mental health conditions or illnesses lasting or expected to last 12 months or more?

Do any of your conditions or illnesses reduce your ability to carry out day-to-day activities?

Do any of your conditions or illnesses reduce your ability to carry out day-to-day activities?

Care experienced
Do you provide unpaid care for someone you know? If a family member, friend, or neighbour cannot manage without your help, you may be a carer.

Care experienced
Do you provide unpaid care for someone you know? If a family member, friend, or neighbour cannot manage without your help, you may be a carer.

At any point in your life, have you spent time under the care of a local authority?

At any point in your life, have you spent time under the care of a local authority?