Take a Survey Addressing the Vocational Needs of HIV-Positive PeopleNot Working, Considering Work or Already Working? Your Voice Is Needed to Advocate for Services to Help People With HIV Achieve Greater Health and Financial Stability
June 24, 2009 National Working Positive Coalition is an organization that advocates for access to work options and financial resources that are most consistent with the personal and health needs of individuals living with HIV/AIDS. Liza Conyers, Ph.D., of Penn State University is working with National Working Positive Coalition to conduct a survey to identify the vocational and employment needs of people living with HIV/AIDS. Given the implications of this study, it is crucial to have representation from as many communities as possible. HIV-positive people of all ethnicities, ages, sexual orientations and gender expressions need to be adequately represented in the overall sample and included in the policy and advocacy efforts that will result from this study. The survey is confidential and no information will be collected to identify anyone personally. To take the survey, you must be at least 18 and have HIV/AIDS to participate. To volunteer for the survey online, click here. Para Español, haga clic aquí. You can also download a paper survey (and print it out so you can fill it out and then mail it). For the appropriate survey, please click the best choice below: The deadline for the survey is August 31, 2009. If you have any questions about this study, please contact Dr. Conyers at lmc11@psu.edu or call (866) 362-0015. For more information on the National Working Positive Coalition, visit www.workingpositive.net. This article was provided by National Working Positive Coalition.
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