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Communication and digital accessibility

Communication and digital accessibility

Adapting your communication

Translation and Interpreters – There are various options for translation and interpreters: 

  • Our staff interpreting scheme Using our staff interpreting scheme you will have access to staff who speak a variety of languages but at the time understand our residents, communities and the work we do.

  • Language Service: Interpreting, Translations and Transcriptions Staff who need to use the Language Service should have their own LLS user account.  If you do not already have an account and need one, your line manager will need to complete the online form requesting an account to be set up on your behalf as well as providing the correct cost centre budget code for your team/service.  

Braille documents – LanguageLine can provide Braille transcription services. 

BSL interpreters – LanguageLine provides spoken languages, including BSL interpreters and deafblind interpreters. 

Camden Council provides access to the SignVideo service, available 24 hours a day, seven days a week (this service requires a webcam). 

For in-person events, please contact your manager and they will be able to support in arranging with a known provider e.g. The Big Word.Booking guide for BSL interpreter.pptx 

Large print - We can always provide copies of documents in large prints, please just ask the document owner to adapt.  

Easy read - More information on getting Easy-Read versions of documents can be found on Essentials. All of our public-facing documents (e.g. strategies and policies) must have an easy-read version.  

Last updated: 16 May 2025