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Equality Hub Network Review Survey

10 December 2015 by Val Bowen

It’s been a year since the launch of the Network. If you haven’t already given your views about the Network at recent events you can still do so by completing the Equality Hub Network Review Survey . You can choose to answer one question or all of them – it’s up to you. The purpose of the survey is to gather individual’s views and experiences about the Network on areas such as the individual Hubs ( including the Disability Hub ), events, the newsletter and Equality and Fairness Grants. The purpose of the Review is to capture the achievements and challenges of the Network in order build on what’s working well, address issues where possible, and increase its effectiveness.
Information about the Equality Hub Network is on Sheffield City Council’s website . If you have questions and/or concerns about this survey, please contact Julius Erolin on 07772 902372 or by email . The survey is confidential and closes on Friday 18 December. Results from the survey will be analysed and be part of the Equality Hub Network Interim Progress Review.

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