Partnerships
Contracts for organizations that need Dari, Pashto and Farsi support
Regular interpreting and translation under a written agreement, so your clients get trained linguists without starting from scratch each time.
Who we work with
Hospitals and clinics
Language access for patients, under HIPAA-aware practice.
Schools and districts
IEP meetings, parent conferences and school letters.
Resettlement agencies
Case-management interpreting and documents for new arrivals.
Law firms
Certified translations and interpreting for client meetings.
Housing and social services
Intake, benefits and home visits.
Employers and government programs
Training, policy translation and program materials.
What partners receive
- Priority scheduling and a named coordinator.
- Written confidentiality and quality standards.
- Predictable pricing and one monthly invoice.
- A periodic review of volume and quality on request.
How to start
- Pick your channel
Drop us a line by email, type into our contact form, ring our toll-free line, post a letter to our box, or send it by fax. Whichever way you choose, we will answer.
- Minimum requirements
A minimum of 10 hours per month, one named contact, a written agreement, and the vendor forms, insurance and checks your sector requires.
- Agreement
We agree scope, rates, confidentiality and invoicing in writing. You can use your own vendor templates.
- Onboarding
We complete vendor forms, insurance and background checks, then set up scheduling and a named contact.
Questions
What do organizations get from a partnership?
Priority scheduling, a named coordinator, written confidentiality and quality standards, predictable pricing, and one monthly invoice.
Do partners need to sign anything first?
Yes. Partnerships are agreed in writing. Depending on the organization, that includes a referral or service agreement, vendor registration, background checks and, for health data, a business associate agreement.