• Management & Technical Assistance

• 118.

North Country Workforce Partnership Inc

Here to serve our region with business, employment and training services.

• Community Health Systems

• 119.

Health Care Interpreter Network

THE HEALTH CARE INTERPRETER NETWORK UTILIZES THE LATEST TECHNOLOGY TO SHARE TRAINED HEALTH CARE INTERPRETERS TO MEMBERS OF THE NETWORK, 24/7, TO ADDRESS THE SPOKEN LANGUAGE AND AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE NEEDS OF THE RESPECTIVE MEMBERS LIMITED ENGLISH PROFICIENT OR DEAF/HEARING IMPAIRED PATIENTS.

• Deaf/Hearing Impaired Centers, Services

• 120.

Deaf Independent Living Association

DILA promotes access to services and resources for the Eastern Shore residents of MD who are Deaf Independence of people who are deaf or hard of hearing through Communication, Connection and Community Support.

• Ear/Throat

• 121.

Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf

The goals of the WSRID are to educate, to support and to promote the certification of interpreters/transliterators and to provide information to the general public.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 122.

Refugee Health Alliance

Organizing healthcare provision and advocacy for vulnerable populations at the US-Mexico border since 2018.

• Special Ed Institutions/ Schools for Visually or Hearing Impaired, Learning Disabled

• 123.

Language Access

Language Access is a Human Right Language Access has a threepronged approach to help address the lack of language access in the community 1 To build awareness of the shortage of translators and interpreters and offer the services of our partner a forprofit company Take5steps www.

• Religious Media, Communications Organizations

• 124.

Deaf Millennial Project

Dedicated to providing Deaf community outreach, digital resources, and discipleship training in American Sign Language.

• Services to Promote the Independence of Specific Populations

• 125.

SIGHT-HEARING ENCOURAGEMENT PROGRAM

We are the non-profit organization, Sight-Hearing Encouragement Program (S.

SOUTHWEST LEARNING CENTERS INC

Home About Board History Donate Contact More Southwest Learning Centers was established in New Mexico in 1972 as a nonprofit educational resource for underserved communities in the region.