adult Seventh-day Adventist population in the Caribbean Union focusing majorly on mental health, family, and women issues.
Union Health and Well-being Study (CHWBS).
The Survey takes approximately 10 minutes to complete.
About
What it's all about
Ground Breaking. Focused. Data driven.
A section of the study focuses specifically on Pastors. The
findings from the study will be used to provide data driven ministry initiatives to improve the
health and well-being of our members in the Caribbean Union and provide invaluable
information on the experiences related to the Novel Corona Virus (COVID-19). The Study is
fully endorsed and supported by the Caribbean Union Conference Executive Committee.
Why?
What's the purpose of the study?
The goal of this study is to provide data driven ministry initiatives to improve the Health and Well being of SDA members in the Caribbean Union
Your Questions. Answered.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the study being held?
This is primarily an 
online study that can be accessed from your smartphones, desktops, laptops, and tablets. A limited number of paper and pencil questionnaires would be available upon request.
The what about the study
You are specially invited to participate in a ground-breaking study about the Health and Wellbeing of Seventh-day Adventists living within the Caribbean Union.
How to enroll?
Contact your local conference or mission Family Life, Health, or Women, Children, and Adolescent Ministries directors for more information on how to enroll in the study. In addition, you may contact your Study Champions (Health Ministries Leader, Family Life Leader and the Women & Children & Adolescent Ministries Leader) or your local Pastors for details on how to participate in the survey.
Who are eligible to participate?
Any Caribbean Union Conference SDA member 18 years and older is eligible to participate in the study.
