1. Home
  2. Questions
  3. Interpreters For Rare...

Migrant.health is a question and answer site for health professionals. Register now to be part of the discussion.

Here's how it works

Questions

Anybody who's registered on the site can ask a question

Questions

Anybody who's registered on the site can submit answers

Questions

The best answers are voted up and rise to the top
2
Interpreters for 'rare' languages

Some NHS Trusts are reporting problems sourcing interpreters for these languages:
• Tetum (Timor)
• Fataluku (East Timor)
• Macedonian (Macedonia)
• Konkani (western coast of India)
• Indonesian (Indonesia)
Does anyone have any insight on where we might source some interpreters (e.g. is there a particularly large community somewhere in England)? Or, if there's something that's happened globally that's led to migration from these areas?

Added about 2 years by Sarah
Add answer Add comment

Only add a comment here if you want to clarify what is being said. If you have your own answer type it in the answer box at the bottom of the page so that people can vote on it.

Ask your own question

Not found what you want? Then ask your own question

Ask a question

This question has no answers, can you help?

Add your answer here

You need to be logged in to post an answer.

Login / register

Relevant topics

What are people asking?

Ask your own question

Not found what you want? Then ask your own question

Ask a question