Freeholders Seek Input on Services for Disabled Citizens in Camden County
For Immediate Release: March 18, 2009
Contacts: Ken Shuttleworth (609) 472-8837

Freeholder Carmen Rodriguez has invited active participation by county residents in a survey that will help shape public policy in Camden County with regard to providing services to the disabled.

“The purpose of the survey, which is posted on the county’s website www.Camdencounty.com, is to identify the needs, challenges and interests of the disabled community,” said Mrs. Rodriguez, who is the freeholder liaison to the Camden County Department of Health and Human Services and its Division of Senior and Disabled Citizen Services.

“The information we learn from the survey will help us develop a useful plan to successfully integrate adults with permanent physical disabilities into all aspects of life in Camden County,” she said.

The freeholder added that, “It’s the initial step for evaluating currently available services for disabled residents. The objective is to establish a framework towards creating a defined agenda of user friendly services that are accessible to all residents.”

The freeholder said participants can access the survey not only by logging onto the home page of www.camdencounty.com, but also by calling the Division of Senior and Disabled Services toll-free at 800-955-2446 to receive an assessment form.

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