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IHSS and Language Access: A Resource Manual for Advocates

NSCLC’s resource manual for advocates provides background information and practical advice for advocates whose clients receive In-Home Supportive Services (IHSS) and are limited English proficient. Resources include NSCLC’s recent report on language access and IHSS, relevant state rules regarding translation and interpretation, a guide to filing access complaints, copies of and links to multi-lingual resources, and other useful information.

Read the IHSS and Language Access Resource Manual (updated March 2011)

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