What are the ongoing effects of COVID-19 having on your association?

08 Sep 2021 12:18 PM | Sarah Gamble (Administrator)

We know that associations have been impacted by COVID-19 in many ways. In our survey about the effects in June 2020, you told us that the event cancellations, transition to online service delivery and increased demand for information and advocacy, had significant impacts on your association and staff. And I think that if we were asked in September last year what we thought the situation would be like in August 2021, I don't think many of us would have envisioned continued wide-spread outbreaks of the virus or the ongoing restrictions and border closures!

So, to enable us to understand the ongoing impacts of COVID-19, we want to re-examine the effects on the sector one year on, and we need your help to tell us what has happened in your association over the past twelve months. We invite you to take the Associations Matter 2021 State of the Sector COVID Impact Survey using your link below:


Click here to enter the survey

The survey will take 10 - 15 minutes, and the results will be held in strictest confidence. Results will be reported in aggregate, and no respondents will be identified. All completed responses will be eligible to enter a Prize Draw for Survey Matters to conduct research with your members, at no cost to your association (some conditions apply). Everyone who completes the survey can also choose to receive a free copy of the report with the full findings.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me on 0416 103130 or
bmainland@surveymatters.com.au

Thank you for your participation.


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