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Resident Feedback Survey Questions
Short, safe, anonymous questions to learn whether 2SLGBTQI+ residents feel safe and respected in your home.
Updated March 16, 2026
Offer this anonymously and in multiple formats (paper, private conversation). Make clear no answer can be traced to a resident. Combine results with staff feedback and incident patterns — no single source tells the whole story.
Questions
1. Do you feel safe being yourself here? (Yes / Sometimes / No / Prefer not to say)
2. Do staff use the name and pronouns you want? (Always / Usually / Sometimes / Rarely)
3. Have you experienced or witnessed disrespectful comments from residents, staff, or visitors? (Yes / No / Prefer not to say)
4. If you raised a concern, was it handled respectfully? (Yes / No / I have not raised one)
5. Do you feel the people who matter to you are welcomed as family? (Yes / Sometimes / No)
6. Is there anything that would help you feel more comfortable here? (Open text)
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