Sign Language Assistance - Bahamas
Source: https://www.bahamas.gov.bs/service/sign-language-assistance
Archived: 2026-04-23 17:13
Sign Language Assistance - Bahamas
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Sign Language Assistance
Persons who are hearing impaired or persons needing to communicate with the hearing impaired can access sign language assistance from the Disability Affairs Division of the Department of Social Services.
Eligibility
Applicant must be hearing impaired or have a need to communicate with the hearing impaired. (Example the police, medical personnel or private persons).
Process
Applicant visits or telephones the Disability Affairs Division Office and requests assistance from the Social Services Representative (SSR).
Application Form(s)
There is no application form for this service.
Supporting Documents
No supporting documents are required for this service.
Turn-around time
Immediate, upon request.
Deadline
There are no deadlines for this service.
Related Fee(s)
This service is free to all eligible persons.
For more information please contact
Department:
Department of Social Services
Address:
Clarence A. Bain Building Thompson Boulevard Nassau New Providence The Bahamas
Tel:
+1 242 502 2850
Fax:
(242) 323-8672
Tel:
+1 242 326 0526
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Sign Language Assistance
Persons who are hearing impaired or persons needing to communicate with the hearing impaired can access sign language assistance from the Disability Affairs Division of the Department of Social Services.
Eligibility
Applicant must be hearing impaired or have a need to communicate with the hearing impaired. (Example the police, medical personnel or private persons).
Process
Applicant visits or telephones the Disability Affairs Division Office and requests assistance from the Social Services Representative (SSR).
Application Form(s)
There is no application form for this service.
Supporting Documents
No supporting documents are required for this service.
Turn-around time
Immediate, upon request.
Deadline
There are no deadlines for this service.
Related Fee(s)
This service is free to all eligible persons.
For more information please contact
Department:
Department of Social Services
Address:
Clarence A. Bain Building Thompson Boulevard Nassau New Providence The Bahamas
Tel:
+1 242 502 2850
Fax:
(242) 323-8672
Tel:
+1 242 326 0526
Quick Useful Links
The National Honours Society 2026 Call for Nominations
Budget Performance Reports
Budget Documents
Preparing Your Home and Family for a Hurricane
General Orders
Request for Expression of Interest
Hurricane Shelter Listing 2025
Install the BNEA APP
COVID-19 Frequent Asked Questions
Department of Labour’s Jobseekers Portal
Celebrate Bahamas
Load More
For Website Technical Support
Call and speak to a DICT Customer service agent.
+1 242 604 4688
Need to reach the DICT? Send us an email.
support@bahamas.gov.bs
Get in touch with our DICT support team.
get in touch
Explore frequently asked questions.
ask question
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