Lambton Public Health is working with community partners to identify gaps in health-care services provided to LGBTQ2IA individuals. Resident who identify as LGBTQ2IA are asked to share their experiences by completing an online survey.
Lambton Public Health is working with community partners to identify gaps in health-care services provided to LGBTQ2IA individuals.
Resident who identify as LGBTQ2IA are asked to share their experiences by completing an online survey. It takes about five minutes and is voluntary and confidential.
“The more responses we receive the better we can understand the health-care needs and priorities,” said Dr. Ranade, Lambton’s medical officer of health.
The survey is available at www.ShareYourVoice.ca.
LGBTQ2IA refers to individuals who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, queer, two-spirit, intersex or asexual.
Partners in the survey and study, funded by Rainbow Health Ontario, include Sarnia-Lambton Rebound, St. Clair Child & Youth Services, North Lambton Community Health Centre, and Lambton Mental Wellness Centre.
