Interpreters Unlimited Offers Language Access Plan Development
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SAN DIEGO - Californer -- With over 25 million people in the U.S. speaking English less than "very well," ensuring meaningful access to essential services has become more than best practice, it's a growing legal and operational responsibility. Interpreters Unlimited (IU), a trusted provider of interpretation and translation services nationwide, is proud to announce the launch of its Language Access Plan (LAP) development services.

A Language Access Plan is a formal strategy that outlines how an organization will make its programs and services accessible to individuals with limited English proficiency (LEP). LAPs are often required by law for organizations that receive federal funding and serve as critical tools for compliance, equity, and public accountability.

"Clients have always trusted us to help them communicate clearly across languages," said IU COO Shamus Sayed. "Now we're helping them put sustainable systems in place that ensure language access is thoughtful, consistent, and effective."

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This new service comes at a time when language accessibility is more important than ever. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, one in five households speaks a language other than English at home. The nation's foreign-born population reached nearly 48 million in 2023, with immigration continuing to shape the country's demographics. This shift is driving increased demand for formalized language access across industries like healthcare, education, government, law, and business.

Recent legislation, such as Colorado's House Bill 25-1153 and California's expanded LEP mandates, reflects a national push toward language equity. Under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act, any organization receiving federal assistance must offer meaningful access to LEP individuals or face potential legal and financial consequences.

IU sees Language Access Plans as more than compliance checklists, they are strategic frameworks that reflect an organization's values. "LAPs show that you're not just checking a box," said Sayed. "They show your organization is committed to access, equity, and communication for all."

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IU's LAP services are designed to be comprehensive and customized. Each engagement begins with an assessment of the LEP communities an organization serves, followed by the creation of language assistance strategies, internal protocols, and staff training. Long-term support includes plan monitoring, updates, and performance evaluations.

With decades of experience serving clients across the US, IU's team of Language Access Advisors offers expert guidance rooted in regulatory knowledge and real-world application. Advisors work closely with clients to deliver tailored strategies and help navigate federal, state, and local compliance.

To learn more or schedule a free consultation, visit https://www.interpreters.com or call 800-726-9891.