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Support Services Providers Training
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The ACDHH announces the first Support Services Providers (SSPs) Certification Training. Participants will receive training to enhnance current skills and develop new skills. Upon completiion of 24 hours of training, these professionals will receive an ACDHH SSP Certificate of Attendance.
Deaf Specialist Kim Minard discusses the Americans With Disabilities Act and a few of the Titles therein
For a complete transcript please email Julie Stylinski at [email protected]
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Consumer and Interpreter Survey
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CONSUMER The University of Arizona's National Center for Interpretation is conducting a survey in collaboration with the Arizona Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing. The goal of the survey is to help improve interpreting services in Arizona. This survey is for consumers who use interpreter services. If you are a consumer, we hope you’ll agree to participate in this survey. It should take about 20 minutes to complete the survey. The survey is completely anonymous, so please answer truthfully. There is a link to the survey in English below. If you would prefer to take the survey in ASL, you may call our office directly via VRS during regular business hours and we will be happy to administer the survey over the phone. The number is 520-621-3615. Your opinions matter! Thank you for helping improve interpreter services!
CONSUMER VIDEO URL: https://nci.arizona.edu/consumer-survey/
INTERPRETER The University of Arizona's National Center for Interpretation is conducting a survey in collaboration with the Arizona Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing. The goal of the survey is to help improve interpreting services in Arizona. This survey is for interpreters working in Arizona. If you are an interpreter, we hope you’ll agree to participate in this survey. It should take about 20 minutes to complete the survey. The survey is completely anonymous, so please answer truthfully. There is a link to the survey in English below. If you would prefer to take the survey in ASL, you may call our office directly via VRS during regular business hours and we will be happy to administer the survey over the phone. The number is 520-621-3615. Your opinions matter! Thank you for helping improve interpreter services!
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