Services
Safeguarding and child protection interpreting
Interpreting for the hardest conversations a family can have, done by a professional who is trained for them, checked for them, and calm in them.
Booked by local authorities, safeguarding partners and solicitors. Hourly and day rates confirmed in writing before the booking.
Meetings and enquiries
- Child protection conferences
- Child in need meetings
- Section 47 enquiries
Court and reviews
- Family court proceedings
- Looked-after child reviews
- Core group meetings
Trained for the setting
Trauma-informed practice, safeguarding training and an enhanced DBS check are the baseline. The interpreter changes nothing, softens nothing and adds nothing, and knows why that matters in this room more than anywhere.
Why this stays human
Statute, vulnerability and trust keep this work human. A family in a child protection conference needs a person they can look at, not a phone on the table.