Jen Hofer is a Los Angeles-based poet, translator, social justice interpreter, teacher, knitter, book-maker, public letter-writer, urban cyclist, and co-founder of the language justice and language experimentation collaborative Antena and the local language justice advocacy collective Antena Los Ángeles.
According to the government's proposals, the centers would be self-contained clusters of buildings offering medical care, social services, interpreters and classrooms for children.
The staff includes nurses, physicians, psychiatrists, dieticians, social workers, interpreters, peer-outreach workers, and settlement workers.
Also assisting with communication might be support people, such as social workers, interpreters, family members, chaplains etc., as they may assist parents to express their questions and concerns.
Compared to the non-HSC groups, poorer general health (underweight, infectious disease, Vitamin D deficiency), social disadvantage (interpreter need, teenage pregnancy, living in relatively socio-economic disadvantaged areas, no spouse) and FGM were generally more common in the HSC groups.
There were too few interpreters, social workers and foster families; schools had lacked the capacity to respond and services such as dental care had struggled to meet demand.
The implementation of HIV testing within the ED impacts all ED staff including departmental leadership, faculty, residents, nurses, staff, social workers, and interpreters.
One example of what states can accomplish with adequate funding is Colorado's statewide defender system, in which lawyers are thoroughly trained and supervised and have reasonable workloads and access to investigators, interpreters, social workers and experts.
(Social worker 1) Interpreters from migrant communities were considered potential representatives and partners.
Interpreters often get roped into interpreting in social situations, but remember that interpreting is a paying job.
