National Disability Institute Financial Resiliency During Coronavirus Survey

The National Disability Institute (NDI) recently conducted two listening sessions to learn about the impact of the Coronavirus crisis on the disability community (people with disabilities, family members, nonprofit service providers and public agency directors).

At those sessions, Senator Robert Casey’s staff and federal leaders from the Departments of Education, Health and Human Services and Labor shared what Congress and federal agencies are doing to respond to the disability community’s needs, as they understand them.

NDI shares what they learned from the listening sessions:

• Summary of takeaways from presenters and audience.
• Polling results that provide additional insights on the impact on the disability community.
• Recordings from both listening sessions.

Download NDI’s Center for Disability-Inclusive Community Development two-pager on Promoting Financial Health and Resiliency for People with Disabilities and Their Families During the COVID-19 Pandemic.

You can still voice your thoughts on the subject:

• NDI is still tabulating results from their Financial Resiliency During Coronavirus survey. You can take the survey, which is open until Wednesday, April 1. They will collate the results, then share what they learned.
• Take the survey here:  https://ndiinc.formstack.com/forms/financial_resiliency_during_corona_virus