Notice of Availability of Free Language Assistance Services
The Maine Department of Health and Human Services is committed to providing services that are accessible to people who have Limited English Proficiency (LEP). To LEP individuals seeking services from DHHS, qualified interpreters are available (at no cost to the client) to help communicate with the Department. Important documents are being identified and gradually translated into the predominant languages spoken in Maine.
The Department of Health and Human Services Language Access Policy is available on the Department’s
web site at http://www.maine.gov/dhhs/policies/.
For more information, please contact Holly Stover Acting Director at 207-287-4240 or Holly.Stover@maine.gov
- Deaf Services Reports
- Deaf Services a Biennal report to the Maine Legislative DHHS January 15, 2006 (Microsoft Word*) (Adobe PDF*)
- Deaf Services - A Biennial report to the Maine Legislative Department of Behavioral and Developmental Services - January 15, 2004 submitted in accordance with Public Law Chapter 519 (Microsoft Word*) (Adobe PDF*)
- Deaf Services - A Biennial report to the Maine Legislative Department of Behavioral and Developmental Services - January 15, 2002 - submitted in accordance with Public Law Chapter 519 (Microsoft Word*) (Adobe PDF*)
- Interpreter Services & Referral Agencies
- Language Identification Card (Microsoft Word*) ( Adobe PDF*)
- Language Access Resolution Agreement Status Report from Maine Department of Health and Human Services April 20, 2008 (Microsoft Word*) (Adobe PDF*)
- Language Access Requirements for Providers Information on Language Access Requirements for providers of services for DHHS
- Sign that offers interpreters in many languages (Microsoft Word*) ( Adobe PDF*)
