Resident Health Survey
Local residents who have lived in the area since the Aliso Canyon blowout from October 2015 through February 2016 are invited to participate in a confidential health survey conducted by UCLA. The survey will help assess the short and long term impacts of the disaster on residents’ physical health, mental health, and overall well being. Participants will receive a $35 Amazon e gift card for completing the survey.
Details:
Who: Residents who have lived in the area since the Aliso Canyon disaster
Incentive: $35 Amazon e gift card
How to Participate: Watch your mail for an invitation letter from the UCLA Aliso Canyon Disaster Health Research Study team. The letter will include instructions on how to complete the survey.
More Information: https://alisostudy.ucla.edu/health-survey
Cyril Michael says:
I am a local resident who has lived in the area since the Aliso Canyon blowout (October 2015 through February 2016) and am very interested in participating in the confidential UCLA health survey. I understand the study is assessing the short- and long-term impacts of the disaster on physical health, mental health, and overall well-being, and that participants will receive a $35 Amazon e-gift card. I will watch my mail for the official invitation letter and look forward to completing the survey.
Kylien Anderlyn says:
Okay, I’ve lived in the Porter Ranch area since early 2014, right through the entire blowout period from October 2015 to February 2016 and still here now. I was definitely in the zone when the gas smell hit hard rotten eggs everywhere, headaches, sore throat, and nausea that lasted weeks. We even had to deal with the oily mist on cars and windows some days. Got relocated temporarily like a lot of folks did, but came back after. That’s what makes me eligible longtime resident who experienced the disaster firsthand and has stuck around to see any lingering effects on health and daily life.
Glad this UCLA survey is happening; it’s overdue for getting real data on what we all went through. Looking forward to sharing more details when the invite letter arrives.
Sandra Jay says:
I would love to take the survey to share my experience
GHNNCadmin says:
Watch your mail for an invitation letter from the UCLA Aliso Canyon Disaster Health Research Study team. The letter will include instructions on how to complete the survey.
Benjamin Rutherford says:
Okay
Chris says:
I want to participate in the survey
GHNNCadmin says:
Watch your mail for an invitation letter from the UCLA Aliso Canyon Disaster Health Research Study team. The letter will include instructions on how to complete the survey.
Lance Williams says:
Kindly add to the list. I really want to participate in the survey.
GHNNCadmin says:
Watch your mail for an invitation letter from the UCLA Aliso Canyon Disaster Health Research Study team. The letter will include instructions on how to complete the survey.
Broke Martins says:
Dear UCLA Aliso Canyon Disaster Health Research Study Team,
I am writing to express my strong interest in participating in the Resident Health Survey. As someone who has lived in the affected area since the Aliso Canyon disaster, I would like to contribute to this important research effort.
I understand that the survey aims to assess the short- and long-term impacts of the disaster on residents’ physical and mental health, and I am willing to complete the survey as instructed. Please let me know if there are any additional steps I need to take to participate.
Karen Evelyn says:
I look forward to hearing from you
James Clinton says:
Am interested in the residents health survey
Marcus wilson says:
Thank you for sharing this important opportunity. I appreciate the efforts by to understand the health impacts following the Aliso Canyon disaster. This survey sounds like a valuable step toward supporting affected residents and raising awareness about both the physical and mental health effects experienced by the community.
Jasmine Parker says:
I am a resident of Aliso Canyon. I am interested in the study and will like to talk about my lived experiences.