Recent research carried out by the charity Victim Support has highlighted gaps in language support for victims of crime who speak English as a second language. This can mean they struggle to communicate important information to law enforcement or do not have the language support needed during crucial encounters with the criminal justice system. To help address these challenges, and ensure all victims of domestic abuse have access to language support, we provide access to interpretation and translation capabilities in over 200 spoken languages, either remotely or face to face, via WeTranslate. If a victim is eligible for legal aid then the cost for interpretation/translation may be met by the Legal Aid Agency. To find out more or to make an enquiry visit: https://www.we-translate.co.uk/.

Translation

WeTranslate offers a wide range of translation services which include document translation, proofreading, and back-translation. WeTranslate’s expert linguists understand the importance of accuracy and deliver high-quality translations, including nuances based on cultural insight. All WeTranslate translators are highly experienced and qualified, providing a fast and efficient service from initial quotation through to project completion.

Interpretation

All WeTranslate interpreters have undergone an enhanced DBS check, with the correct knowledge, skills, and experience in interpreting, to ensure they consistently provide a high level of service. We Translate specialises in both remote and face-to-face interpreting services including by phone or video. This highly professional service can be used for any form of interpreting communication, both formal and informal, including business, legal or medical.