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If English is not your first language and you need help in talking/explaining or understanding a letter, documents bills etc. we can help.

We have qualified Interpreters who provide both face to face and telephone Interpretation in the main languages spoken in the area. Languages include enter details

Sign Language Interpreting Services

Under the Disability Discrimination Act, service providers must ensure that deaf people have equal access to information and services. This may mean providing appropriate communication support.

We can provide you with an interpreter if the Deaf Service User you are dealing with communicates using:

British Sign Language (BSL)
Sign Supported English (SSE)
Deaf/Blind
Lipspeaker (Hard of Hearing)

We will interpret in a variety of settings, for example:

Housing applications
Council tax enquiries
Hospital meetings and consultations
Welfare rights services
Parent / teacher interviews
GP appointments
Social Services Meetings
Open Consultations meetings

What the service provides

The service provides confidential, professional and highly qualified interpretation between sign language and spoken English.

We aim to be as flexible and responsive as possible and will act as an aid to communication between Deaf and hearing people.

We are also able to provide Interpreting Services to private and voluntary organisations. However, charges may be requested. Please telephone the service to check details about the free service.

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