American Sign Language-ASL
American Sign Language (ASL) is recognized as the third most used language in the United States, following English and Spanish.
ASL in the Workplace
American Sign Language (ASL) in the workplace plays a critical role in promoting accessibility, inclusivity, and effective communication.
ASL in Medical Settings
In medical settings, American Sign Language (ASL) interpretation is essential for ensuring clear, accurate, communication between healthcare providers and Deaf patients.
Breaking Barriers, One Sign at a Time
Deaf Hands Connection is a trusted American Sign Language (ASL) interpreting agency dedicated to bridging the gap between Deaf and hearing communities. Founded in 2017 by Lisa Campbell, an industry veteran with over 35 years of interpreting experience, the agency was built on a foundation of professionalism, cultural understanding, and a passion for inclusivity. Lisa’s extensive background in interpreting and agency management has shaped Deaf Hands Connection into a leader in providing high-quality, reliable services.
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What We Offer for You
On-site Interpreting
On-site Interpreting involves a professional interpreter physically present to facilitate real-time communication between Deaf and hearing individuals.
Video Remote Interpreting
VRI is a virtual service using video technology to connect Deaf and hearing individuals with a remote ASL interpreter in real-time.
Tactile Interpreting
A hands-on interpreting method enabling DeafBlind individuals to receive sign language communication through touch, ensuring accessible interactions.
Podcast Production
Record, edit, and share your podcast with ease in our broadcast-quality Full HD 1080p studio. From crystal-clear audio to vibrant video, we handle the production so you can focus on creating content that connects.
Online Radio Station
Create your own 24/7 online radio station with live shows, automated playlists, and custom apps for iOS and Android. Perfect for music, talk, or mixed formats—your station, your way.
Custom Apparel Services
Design custom t-shirts, hoodies, hats, and more with vibrant heat press transfers or embroidery. Ideal for personal use, events, or branding—quality gear made to stand out.
By bridging worlds, celebrating Deaf culture, and empowering communication, we make connecting with the Deaf community easier and more inviting for everyone.
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Frequently Aked Questions
Why should I hire a professional sign language interpreter?
Hiring a professional interpreter ensures effective and accurate communication between Deaf and hearing individuals, fostering inclusivity and compliance with legal requirements such as the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Professional interpreters possess the necessary credentials and experience to facilitate clear understanding in various settings.
How do I schedule an interpreter for an event or appointment?
To schedule an interpreter, contact Deaf Hands Connection directly at 619-354-5261 or email us at info@deafhandsconnect.com. Share the details about your event, including the date, time, location, and any specific requirements, so we can match you with an interpreter who has the expertise to meet your needs.
What should I expect during an interpreted interaction?
The interpreter will facilitate communication between Deaf and hearing participants, conveying messages accurately and impartially. It's important to speak directly to the Deaf individual, maintaining eye contact, and addressing them as you would any other participant. The interpreter is there to bridge the communication gap, not to participate in the conversation.
Who is responsible for the cost of interpreting services?
Under the ADA, businesses and organizations are typically responsible for providing and covering the cost of interpreting services to ensure effective communication with Deaf individuals. This obligation helps prevent discrimination and promotes equal access to services.
How far in advance should I book an interpreter?
It's advisable to schedule an interpreter as early as possible, preferably several weeks in advance, especially for events requiring specialized knowledge. Early booking increases the likelihood of securing an interpreter who meets your specific needs. However, many agencies can accommodate last-minute requests when necessary.
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