It is important to note that this survey is for housing association tenants. We would be grateful if all tenants take the time to complete the survey. All information will be treated in the strictest confidence and will be used only for the purpose of research.

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* 1. Scheme Name

Section 1: Your Home

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* 2. S1.Q1.   Which of the following best describes your home?

Section 2: Satisfaction with inside the home

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* 3. S2.Q1. The following is a list of rooms in your home. Please state whether or not you are satisfied or dissatisfied with each room.

  Very Satisfied Satisfied Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied Dissatisfied Very Dissatisfied
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Living room
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Kitchen/Dining
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Bedrooms
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Bathroom
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Downstairs toilet

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* 4. S2.Q2.   If dissatisfied/very dissatisfied with any of the above, please state why (please allow for 3 reasons)

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* 5. S2.Q3. The following is a list of features in your home. Please state whether or not you are satisfied or dissatisfied with each feature.

  Very satisfied Satisfied Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied Dissatisfied Very dissatisfied
S2.Q3a Space
S2.Q3b Layout
S2.Q3c Windows

(daylight, ventilation, type, view etc)
S2.Q3d Warmth/heating
S2.Q3e Finishes/fixtures
S2.Q3f Security
S2.Q3g Provision for bins
S2.Q3h Power sockets
S2.Q3i Entrances

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* 6. S2.Q4.  If dissatisfied/very dissatisfied with any of the above, please state how you think they may be improved. (please allow for 3 reasons)

S2.Q5.   Storage Space

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* 7. S2.Q5a Do you consider your storage space to be adequate? (if No, please go to S2.Q5b)

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* 8. S2.Q5b If storage is not adequate please advise what you currently use the storage space for and what additional requirements you think you need?

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* 9. S2.Q6.  Overall, how satisfied/dissatisfied are you with inside your home?

Section 3: Comfort and Wellbeing
S3.Q1. The following is a list of statements regarding comfort and wellbeing in your home. Please state whether or not you agree or disagree with each statement.

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* 10. Thermal Comfort

  Strongly agree Agree Neither agree nor disagree Disagree Strongly disagree
S3.Q1a The dwelling is easy to heat
S3.Q1b The dwelling is hard to keep cool in the summer 

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* 11. Privacy

  Strongly agree Agree Neither agree nor disagree Disagree Strongly disagree
S3.Q1c There is reasonable privacy from neighbours

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* 12. Noise

  Strongly agree Agree Neither agree nor disagree Disagree Strongly disagree
S3.Q1d The dwelling provides adequate sound insulation between rooms
S3.Q1e There is reasonable control of noise between neighbouring households and/or communal areas 

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* 13. S3.Q2. Do the living room and/or kitchen/dining room get good levels of daylight throughout the day?

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* 14. S3.Q3. Overall, how comfortable is your home?

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* 15. S3.Q4. Studying/Working from home space within dwelling.

Section 4: Neighbourhood

Outdoor Space

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* 16. S4.Q1 Are you satisfied or dissatisfied with the following:

  Very satisfied Satisfied Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied Very dissatisfied N/A
S4.Q1a Rear Garden
S4.Q1b Front Garden
S4.Q1c Balconies
S4.Q1d Shared garden
Your neighbourhood

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* 17. S4.Q2 How satisfied are you with the following:

  Very satisfied Satisfied Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied Dissatisfied Very dissatisfied N/A
S4.Q2a Parking provision
S4.Q2b Communal green spaces
S4.Q2c Access from bin store to bin collection point

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* 18. S4.Q2d. If you have communal open space, do you use it and what you use it for? If you do not use it, is there anything that you would suggest that would make you use it?

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* 19. S4.Q3.   Overall, how satisfied or dissatisfied are you with your neighbourhood?

Section 5: Your Households Needs

We would like to understand your particular households’ needs and how this relates to your current accommodation.

Under the Disability Discrimination Act (1995) a “disabled person” is defined as a person with:

“A physical or mental impairment which has a substantial and long term adverse effect on a person’s ability to carry out normal day to day activities.”

Day to day activities are normal activities carried out by most people on a regular basis.  The effect of the disability must have lasted 12 months or be likely to last at least 12 months or for the rest of the life of the person.

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* 20. S5.Q1.   Does any member in the household have any long-term illnesses, health problems or disability which limits his/her daily activities or the work they can do?

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* 21. S5.Q2.   Thinking on you/your family members, do you feel your home currently meets your accessibility needs?

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* 22. S5.Q3.   Thinking on you/your family members, do you feel your neighbourhood currently meets your accessibility needs?

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* 23. S5.Q4.   Thinking about your households needs in the future, do you think your current home will continue to meet your needs?

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* 24. S5.Q4a   If “yes”, please state why

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* 25. S5.Q4b   If “no”, please state why

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* 26. S5.Q5.   Are there any design features, that you believe may be a more essential requirement within your home, that are not already provided for?

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* 27. S5.Q5a.  If yes, can you please give detail on these additional requirements.

Section 6: Overall satisfaction

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* 28. S6.Q1.   Overall, how satisfied or dissatisfied are you with your home?

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* 29. S6.Q2.  If dissatisfied, can you please tell us your main reasons why?  (Please allow for 3 reasons)

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* 30. S6.Q3    Do you think your rent provides value for money?

Thank you very much for completing the questionnaire.

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