Communication Interpreting - Action Deafness
Delivered by Action Deafness
Note: We deliver where the service is needed
Note: this service is only for people with disabilities
Our specialist services include:
- Sign Language Interpreters: Transfer meaning from spoken language into a sign language or vice versa
- Deaf Relay Interpreters: Convey meaning from British Sign Language to other forms of sign language
- Lipspeakers: Repeat spoken messages using facial expressions, natural gestures and finger spelling to support communication for those who can lip read
- Sign Language Translators: Transfer meaning from written language into a sign language or vice versa
- Speech-to-Text Reporters (STTRs): Provide a real time written account of what is being said in a meeting for Deaf People
- Interpreters for Deafblind People: Interpret information from a spoken language into the Deafblind Manual Alphabet, Visual Frame or Hands On signing
Our professionals can assist with various situations including:
- Work communications (such as interviews and ongoing communications)
- Social occasions
- Health and social care appointments
- Events/Conferences
- Education
- Legal appointments
Service availability
We do have an urgent 24/7 helpline: 07947 714040
- Monday
- 9am to 5pm
- Tuesday
- 9am to 5pm
- Wednesday
- 9am to 5pm
- Thursday
- 9am to 5pm
- Friday
- 9am to 4.30pm
How to access this service
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Anyone can contact us directly 0116 253 3212
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A referral form is required and can be completed online actiondeafness.org.uk/services/interpreting/interpreting-booking-form/
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