Paradigm Housing celebrates Happy to Translate scheme

Happy to TranslateParadigm Housing has become the first company in England to adopt the Happy to Translate toolkit. To celebrate, we held a ‘sharing cultures’ event on June 10 at the Hillingdon Civic Centre.
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Care Commission the first regulator Happy To Translate

The Care Commission is the first regulator in Scotland to sign up for the Happy to Translate initiative, which will help people to better understand, in many different languages, how to use or choose a good care service in Scotland.
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Grampian Housing Association gains recognition as a Happy to Translate logo organisation

A multi cultural celebration is being hosted by Grampian Housing Association on Friday (2 May 2008) in recognition of the Association becoming the first organisation in Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire to achieve “Happy to Translate” logo status.  “Happy to Translate” is a national initiative funded by the Scottish Government to promote equal opportunities for all communities in Scotland by providing access to quality translation and interpreting services.
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Tollcross Housing Association has signed up to the Happy to Translate initiative

This will let our service users know, that if language or communication assistance is required, Tollcross Housing Association, will provide confidential translation and interpreting services, free of charge.
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HTT gives us a single recognisable LOGO that helps Edinburgh City Council comply with our equalities obligations and provides a consistent quality in delivery of customer services. Its benefits are particularly useful in printed leaflets where the single logo and short script greatly reduce the space needed to get the necessary translation information to our customers. The tool kit and training resources are great too.

Ian Kirkby, Library Development Officer, The City of Edinburgh Council

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