DEAFLINK

Working hard to increase independence and self-sufficiency for the Deaf, and bringing communities together through communication, access, and education.

Our DeafLink services

We believe that core values and beliefs are meaningless without action to back them up.  At The League for the Blind & Disabled, when we value something or someone, we will always respond accordingly.

Interpreting

Our interpreting services have been serving the region for decades, and DeafLink is the first and only agency in the area that offers a full range of services for Deaf and Hard of Hearing individuals.  Our professional staff is committed to top-notch service to provide you with accessibility when and where you need it. 

Case Coordination & Advocacy

DeafLink provides case coordination and advocacy for individuals who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing.  They help break down barriers that impact everyday life such as housing, employment, communication, access, and education.

LEARN MORE ABOUT CASE MANAGEMENT

Other DeafLink services include:

  • On-Site Sign Language Interpreting
  • Video Remote Interpreting (VRI)
  • Case Coordination
  • Community Education/In-Service Training
  • Sign Language Classes
  • Information & Referral
  • Public Videophone (VP)
  • Professional Development Training for Interpreters

Going the extra mile:

Our services go above and beyond meeting your needs for sign language interpreting services.  In addition to the availability of certified and highly qualified interpreters, we also provide:

  • Interpreter screening, training and monitoring to assist health care organizations comply with Joint Commission standards
  • A large pool of intrepreters who can cover assignments when a scheduled interpreter unexpectedly becomes unavailable.
  • Fast response to emergency interpreting needs through the use of video remote interpreting (VRI) or on-site intrepreting
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Guide to requesting an interpreter

Please note that requests received with less than 3 days notice are not guaranteed to be filled.

1. Contact us

Call: 260-250-4262

Email: deaflink@the-league.org

Online: Click the button below to fill out our online request form

Fax: 260-250-4262 Attn: DeafLink Interpreter Coordinator

After Hours Emergency Pager:

260-481-8153

Be sure to enter the call-back number followed by the # sign.  Texting is also available.

1. Share details and confirm

Please provide us with the following information:

  • Name of the client and teh contact person
  • Time, date, and address of the assignment
  • Person or business to be billed
  • Any pertinent authorization numbers
  • Interpreting situation (staff meeting, company presentation, doctor appointment, etc.)
  • Fax number for confirmation/authorization to be sent
  • If applicable, video remote intrepreting (VRI), provide username

NOTICE: Once the interpreter request is completed, a confirmation/authorization can be sent by fax or email if requested.

Resources & Education

Whether it’s helping local businesses become more inclusive, conducting sign language classes, providing you with the resources to advocate for yourself, or something else, we’re ready to help you get what you need.

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Other resources

What to expect from DeafLink

Learn about ASL interpreters

Learn about ASL interpreting agencies

Preparing for an ASL interpreter

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