One year on – Helping Haiti
In an effort to do what we can to help Haiti one year on from the devastating earthquake that claimed more than 100,000 lives and left 2 million people homeless in January 2010, we’re cutting the cost of our translation service.
We’re offering translation into Haitian Creole and French (the nation’s two official languages) at cost for organisations involved in helping Haiti rebuild its infrastructure and economy. This includes charities, aid organisations, those working on healthcare programmes, education programmes, and so on. We can translate any type of document: medical, legal, public information,
If you are working with an organisation involved in the Haiti recovery effort, please get in touch to discuss your translation needs – we’ll charge any translation undertaken at cost, so the price won’t be marked-up. All we’ll add is a 10% project management fee to cover our administration costs.
Let’s hope that 2011 is a safer and better year for all Haitians.
Tags: charity, disaster relief, French translation, Haiti Earthquake, Haiti earthquake appeal, Haitian Creole translation, humanitarian aid
Friday January 28th, 2011 at 05:43 PM
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Tuesday February 8th, 2011 at 10:16 AM
It is always encouraging to see organisations reach out to help charities and aid organisations. Offering a discount on translations for businesses and companies is a really nice way to help.