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Limited English Proficiency (LEP) and Sensory Impairment (SI) Support

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RFP for contracts to provide Evidence Based Programs

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AgencyGeorgia → River Valley Regional Commission
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Provides translation, interpretation, and accessibility services for prime contractors on River Valley Regional Commission Area Agency on Aging projects. Translates health presentations and written testing materials and provides sign language interpreters or sensory aids for group sessions. Utilizes assistive listening devices and braille/large-print materials. Requires Certified Medical Interpreters/Translators. Delivers translated materials and live interpretation services.

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