Document Type
Conference Proceeding
Disciplines
Education
Abstract
Using participatory action research, Native American research technicians conducted screening interviews to identify tribal members with disabilities and community needs. Participants received a Resource Guide manual at the conclusion of the community needs assessment, and were encouraged to contact appropriate health care agencies for services. The results of needs assessment include the incidence of disability, major types of disabilities, limitations and needs, employment status, and consumer concerns and barriers for Native Americans with disabilities. Also one year follow-up evaluation is discussed regarding the improvement on knowledge about resources for people with disabilities
Recommended Citation
Ni, Chung-Fan; Wilkins-Turner, Felicia; Ellien, Valerie; Harrington, Corinne; and Liebert, Diane E., "Community Needs Assessment of Native Americans and One Year Follow-up Evaluation" (2009). NERA Conference Proceedings 2009. 5.
https://digitalcommons.lib.uconn.edu/nera_2009/5