Services
Everything you need for accessible communication.
Our core service is SASL interpreting for Deaf, Hard of Hearing and Deaf-blind citizens.
SASL Interpreter Services
Our core service product is SASL interpreting services for Deaf, Hard of Hearing and Deaf-blind citizens.
Our services are provided to hospitals, courtrooms, employers, national, provincial and local governments, conferences and workshops. Please let us know how we can assist you to include your Deaf consumers or employees.
International Sign Interpreting
International Sign Interpreting is a specialised form of sign language interpretation.
It is used to facilitate communication between people who use different sign languages. International Sign Interpreters have a special skill set and profile, and the World Federation of the Deaf and the World Association of Sign Language Interpreters have established the International Sign Interpreter Accreditation as a joint initiative to meet the increasing demand of International Sign. International Sign Interpreters are used when Deaf individuals from various countries participate in events such as meetings, conferences, and webinars — including United Nations agencies, international meetings of persons with disabilities, and the World Federation of the Deaf Congress.
wasli.org/is-interpreterSASL Interpreter Consultation
SASLINC does more than just "interpreting".
We can provide on-site diversity training to institutions that have a staff of SASL interpreters. We can provide diagnostic skill testing, policy and procedure development and continued training and development of the SASL interpreter/s in your institution. We provide consultation services to organisations, government and the private sector on the contracting and optimal use of SASL interpreters.
Mentorship Program
SASL Interpreter Mentorship Program
In SASLINC we believe in sharing our skills to improve services to the Deaf community in general. For this purpose, we provide mentoring for SASL interpreters.
Community and Institution Training
Training of Deaf community members and other institutions on the correct use of SASL interpreters.
SASLINC sees this area of training as a priority. Often untrained SASL interpreters violate the rights of members of the Deaf community. This situation prevails because of a lack of knowledge or information in the Deaf community about: the role of the SASL interpreter, responsibilities of the SASL interpreter, the Code of Ethics, the rights of the Deaf client, and the rights of the SASL interpreter.
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