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12.01.2025

Act4Kids Survey - Be a Voice for Nevada's Children

Act4Kids Nevada is conducting a survey to gather input directly from families. This survey will explore the social, physical, educational, and economic impacts of raising a child with medical needs in Nevada. 

We know that the family voice matters — you can help improve healthcare access for children across our state.

At Act4Kids Nevada, our mission is to ensure that every child in the Silver State has access to the comprehensive healthcare they need. We are hearing from families about the various ways it is challenging to navigate the healthcare system for their children, and we want Nevada’s lawmakers and healthcare decision-makers to understand those challenges, too.

The survey takes 15-30 minutes to complete. 

Who should take the survey?

Survey Links:

English Survey

Spanish Survey

If you have any questions, feel free to reach out at [email protected] or (702) 577-2110.

Thank you for your time and for being a voice for Nevada’s children! 

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