Access to Shelters: ADA Training for Shelter Providers

1. What program do you work at?

2. Comments/Feedback:

3. Persons with Disabilities have the right to equal access to San Francisco’s shelter system.

4. According to the SF Department for Disability and Aging Services (DAS), what percentage of San Francisco’s population are Persons with Disabilities?

5. Treat all clients with dignity and respect” is an important part of (check all that apply):

6. A physical or mental disorder or impairment that substantially limits a person’s ability to perform one or more Major Life Activities is a Disability.

7. To alter policies, operations, or procedures when needed to provide equal access to programs for Persons with Disabilities is called what? (check all that apply)

8. When dealing with a ADA request or need, who is NOT one of the first persons to ask to help address the request?

9. All disabilities are visible and obvious.

10. ADA or the Americans with Disability Act requires that you:

11. If a client has beliefs that indicate delusions or other mental health disabilities, it is best to:

12. If you are informed of or identify an ADA need that is not part of your job duties, it is your responsibility to tell someone who can respond to the client.