Direct Care Worker Survey – Response Deadline: January 11, 2025
The Department of Disabilities, Aging and Independent Living (DAIL) and the Vermont Department of Health (VDH) are working on a project in support of the direct care workforce in Choices for Care, the Brain Injury Program, Developmental Services, and Children’s Personal Care Services. We are doing a follow up from the 2021-2022 survey to learn more about our direct care workforce (such as personal care attendants or direct support professionals) and gather feedback directly from workers about their jobs.
If you provide direct care to older Vermonters, Vermonters with disabilities or Vermonters of any age with special healthcare needs, we want to hear from you! Please take this short survey linked below to share your perspective. We hope to hear from a diversity of workers about their experiences in this field. Your voice is critical in informing efforts to improve our services and systems of care.
Note that your feedback is anonymous. You will not be identified in the survey results.
Survey Link: https://forms.office.com/g/TjnfEMx3Gd
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WHO WE ARE
We are a union of home health workers across the state of Vermont who are fighting for better wages, benefits, and working conditions. Home health services are crucial care for those who need them, and our labor should be safe, dignified, and fairly compensated.
If you are a Vermont home care worker, join our union!
Our power comes from our members, so the more of us that come together, the greater our power is at the bargaining table.
If you have any questions, please contact us!
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