St. Johns County Health and Human Services is inviting residents to participate in a new Community Needs Assessment Survey, open now through Jan. 9. The survey is designed to help the county better understand the strengths, challenges and lived experiences that shape health and well-being across the community.
The county is asking all adults who live, work and learn in St. Johns County to share their perspectives. Responses will help identify local health and human services priorities, gaps in resources and opportunities to support a higher quality of life for everyone.
“This survey is an essential tool in ensuring every voice in St. Johns County is heard and valued,” said Shawna Novak, St. Johns County Health and Human Services director. “Understanding community experiences allows us to support programs and services that promote health and wellness for all.”
The feedback collected will guide future initiatives, including programs that support mental and behavioral health, access to care, housing stability, substance-use prevention and recovery and resources for the elderly.
Community input will also help the county identify and remove barriers that prevent residents from living healthy, fulfilling lives.
Survey details:
The survey has been reviewed and approved by the St. Johns County Health and Human Services Department to ensure it meets ethical and privacy standards.
If you have questions about the survey, contact:
Participants may also contact the county directly at HHSSurvey@sjcfl.us.
The survey can be found at: sjcfl.us/community-needs-assessment-survey
St. Johns County encourages everyone to take a few minutes to participate and help shape a healthier future for our entire community.
