New Orleans Neighborhoods Partnership Network

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July 22nd 2008

Conduct A Survey for Your Neighborhood

Benefit: We can do a survey of your community members and give you the results, which you can use for planning and advocacy. Funders ask for data about your needs, and this will give you some. Benefits to your community are described here: http://www.lsu.edu/katrinasurvey/WhatLearn.htm. The questionnaire is here: http://www.lsu.edu/katrinasurvey/lsukatrinasurvey-nolageneral.pdf.

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LSU Katrina Recovery Survey

From LSU Katrina Survey Website:
A Simple & Easy Method for doing the Survey

1. Put a notice in your church bulletin, neighborhood association newsletter, website & email lists. (Here are notices you can use for Churches or for Neighborhood Associations.) 2. Announce at services or neighborhood meetings that you will be distributing paper copies of the survey. (Here is a copy of the questionnaire you can print out.) 3. Distribute the copies and ask members to bring the completed surveys back to church or to a convenient neighborhood location. Ask all members age 18 and over in the household to complete the survey. * Variant: Ask block captains or volunteers to distribute paper copies of the survey to neighbors, and then return to pick up the completed surveys. * Variant: If you provide social services, give the paper version of the survey to clients. You can ask case managers to distribute and collect the surveys, or you can distribute them at your service location. 4. We will come and pick up the the completed surveys from you. 5. In the meantime, members reach out to family and friends who have not returned, and ask them to take the survey online. For More go to LSU Katrina Survey Ideas for Community Leaders

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Conducting the LSU Katrina Survey