Please note this is not a SACID project.

Title: Easy Read symbol: open book with a check mark - Description: Easy Read symbol: open book with a check mark This starts with an EASY READ email.
Below it is the same email written in more complex words for supporters.
Title: Three people discussing the Private Lives 4 survey, with simple pride, speech and survey symbols - Description: Three people discussing the Private Lives 4 survey, with simple pride, speech and survey symbols What is this about?
We want to learn about the lives of LGBTIQA+ people with intellectual disability.
We are helping with a survey called Private Lives 4.
A survey is a set of questions.
Your answers help research and resources for helping people like you.
 Title: LGBTQ+ people with intellectual disability represented as a friendly diverse group - Description: LGBTQ+ people with intellectual disability represented as a friendly diverse group Who can do the survey?
You can do the survey if you:
– identify as LGBTIQA+
– have an intellectual disability
– complete it before September 30th 2026
  Title: A person using a laptop for the survey with symbols showing choice and support - Description: A person using a laptop for the survey with symbols showing choice and support How can you do the survey?
There is an Easy Read version of the Private Lives 4 survey.
Doing the survey is your choice.
You do not have to do it.
You can do the survey by yourself by clicking: Private Lives 4 Easy Read 
You can also get help to do the survey.
      Title: A person holding a simple information flyer with an information symbol - Description: A person holding a simple information flyer with an information symbol How do I find out more?
The attached Easy Read flyer tells you more about:
– the survey
– how to do the survey
– how to get different kinds of help
Your experiences are important.
Thank you.

We are asking for your help to ensure LGBTQ+ people with intellectual disability can take part in the Private Lives 4 survey. Private Lives a research series conducted by the Australian Research Centre in Sex, Health and Society (ARCSHS) at La Trobe University, and is one of Australia’s most important sources of evidence about LGBTIQA+ people’s lives.

For the first time, an Easy Read version of the survey is available so that people with intellectual disability have a meaningful opportunity to participate and have their experiences included. The general survey is already closed, however, to ensure maximal uptake, the easy read version of the survey is being kept open until 30th September.

This is not a SACID project.

For more information contact:
Tahnee Bainbridge
Project Coordinator
accessible pride
celebrating LGBTQ people with intellectual disability
My core working hours are 8am – 4pm, Monday to Friday. 
pronouns: they / them   |   0428 081 927  |   tahnee.bainbridge@thorneharbour.org
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