Kindness is the language which the Deaf can hear and the Blind can see. ~ Mark Twain

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SLRC The Sign Language Resource Center works closely with educational, social and community services, employment, medical and law enforcement to ensure equal and full access is available to Deaf and Hard of Hearing individuals and their families.  
 
Our goal is to dismantle communication barriers by providing overall quality delivery of services and overall improvement of services to ensure maximum efficiency. 
 
The best and most beautiful things cannot be seen or touched - they must be felt with the heart ~ Helen Keller 
 
All Requests:  (850) 228-5776
 
Interpreter Services
 
Sign Language Instruction
 
Deaf Awareness Training
 
Deaf & Deaf-Blind Services
 
Guest Speakers 
 
Cochlear Implant Presentations 
 
Accommodations and Modifications
 
Legislation Impacting Interpreters
 
 
 
Ministry Leaders Insights
Deaf Ministry
Signed Music
Performing Arts
Praise & Worship Leaders 
 

 
Do I really need an Interpreter?

Yes. Communication through oral, lip reading, and written methods are not always effective and quite often can lead to misunderstandings and possible legal liabilities.

Who is responsible for securing Interpreting services?

According to the ADA, any business offering service to the general public is required to provide communication access to the Deaf, Hard of Hearing, and Deaf / Blind consumers.

Who is responsible for paying for Interpreting services?

In reference to the ADA and Public Law 504 (Rehabilitation Act of 1973) you, as a provider of services, are responsible for the payment.  
 
Phone:  (850) 228-5776   V/TXT
Florida Georgia  Alabama