Are you Deaf or hard of hearing? Need an interpreter?

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Jan 28, 2011
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https://youtu.be/_WLvrSMz7SM A sign language interpreting agency, like DHCC, does all the time-consuming “leg work” associated with calling interpreters and finding the appropriate person to work with you and your Deaf consumer. For example, if an interpreter becomes ill at the last minute, or for any other reason cannot make the assignment, DHCC will make every effort to find a qualified interpreter.

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Jul 30

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Jul 30

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Евгений Ляшко

Sep 09, 2025

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