Before starting the Assistance Animal Advocate program, we’d like to learn a little about your current experience with Assistance Animals and self-advocacy.
There are no right or wrong answers. Your responses help WAFA understand who is participating in the program, the challenges Assistance Animal handlers experience, and whether our education programs are making a practical difference.
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Which WAFA program have you already completed?
What best describes your current Assistance Animal situation?
On average, how many Assistance Animal access issues or challenges do you experience each month?
Examples might include access refusal, requests for unnecessary certification, questioning, transport refusal, inappropriate touching or distraction, problems with organisational policies, or other challenges relating to your Assistance Animal.
Where do you most commonly experience, or expect to experience, Assistance Animal access challenges?
How confident are you that you understand your Assistance Animal rights?
1 — Not at all confident
2 — Slightly confident
3 — Somewhat confident
4 — Confident
5 — Very confident
How confident are you that you understand your responsibilities as an Assistance Animal handler?
Consider areas such as behaviour, hygiene, control, public safety and animal welfare.
1 — Not at all confident
2 — Slightly confident
3 — Somewhat confident
4 — Confident
5 — Very confident
How confident do you currently feel advocating for yourself when your Assistance Animal is questioned or access is challenged?
1 — Not at all confident
2 — Slightly confident
3 — Somewhat confident
4 — Confident
5 — Very confident
When you currently experience an Assistance Animal access problem, what are you most likely to do?
What is currently the most difficult part of advocating for yourself and your Assistance Animal?
What would you most like to gain from completing the Assistance Animal Advocate program?