On the NRCPD registers, we have qualified and registered: ➡️Sign Language Interpreters & Translators ➡️Lipspeakers ➡️Notetakers (Electronic & Manual) ➡️Speech to Text Reporters ➡️Interpreters for Deafblind People #NotRegisteredNotSafe

🎊🔉 NRCPD is delighted to announce our new strategy to take us into 2023.🎊🔉 To view our 2021-2023 strategy, please see: bit.ly/3tyhl5R Our strategy comes in BSL and has a print-friendly version too. For further detail, please see: bit.ly/3ebJclW

"I'm mildly deafblind and so I need patience when working with NRCPD registered language service professionals. I trust that they are professional and skilled enough to be flexible and accommodate to my needs as we work together." - Max. #ProfessionalStandards

Did you know that NRCPD registered language service professionals follow a Code of Conduct? The Code of Conduct for Registrants and regulated Trainees says how they should act when they are practising. You can find out more here (in BSL too): nrcpd.org.uk/code-of-conduct

NADP has received recognition for our work to put an event at the UK Parliament and rise awareness. Thank you to everyone to participated and contributed to make it happen, you did it! RNID Sue Archbold Lilian Greenwood @DrLisaCameronMP BCIG Sophia Kleanthous - The Chronic Campaigner Shelly Chadha

Our mission is to regulate language service professionals and promote excellence in language services between d/Deaf* and deafblind people, and hearing people. You can find out more about our purpose and our strategic aims for the next two years here: nrcpd.org.uk/NRCPD-updates.…

Our chat with SignHealth has premiered on Facebook. We have Marcus Hawthorn of NRCPD and Erika Levi of SignHealth. Who’s watching with us? #DeafAwarenessWeek2021

We are now discussing CODAs being asked to interpret for their parents at hospital appointments with SignHealth. We would always recommend that a NRCPD registered sign language interpreter is booked to interpret at the appointment. Family members should not interpret.

We asked SignHealth what they want to see NRCPD doing in 10 years time and they have said they would like to see improved regulation, more Deaf professionals working in settings, more Deaf people protected and to make sure interpreters are safe to practice.

#DeafAwarenessWeek2021 Shout & thankyou to pupils at @ListerSchool who participated in our in force deaf awareness webinar a credit to you. Thanks also to Moira who gave an National Deaf Children's Society insighful presentation. Royal Association for Deaf people Disabled Police Association 👍

Wow this NADP workshop was great fun, although a sight challenge for a captioner; it's not often we are asked to write words like "higgledy-piggledy" - I would so do it again! Thanks for a great Saturday NADP

Captioning day 2 of 3 of the GMBs first online Congress. Interpreting Matters GMB Union

We are thrilled to say that we have been awarded Lottery funds to enable the training of additional Speech to Text Reporters & Notetakers to join the registers, so that even more deaf people across the UK have unlimited inclusion. For BSL & info: nrcpd.org.uk/NRCPD-updates.… 👏👏👏

WORLD HEARING DAY Backstage preparing remotely for the World Health Organisation Facebook Live event. They gave us at Stellar Comms a lovely shout out! Happy World Hearing Day.

All set up to caption at the Houses of Parliament on this glorious day in the Pavillon Terrace for AVUK #HearUsNow

Day 2 set up for the Norfolk Deaf Festival

STellaRcomms proud to have been part of the communication support at the #powerofspeech 2022 event celebrating the achievements of young deaf children. Please see the Auditory Verbal UK #HearUsNow video below to find out how you can support them. #HearUsNow avuk.org/hearusnow

Liz Duncan, Chair of NRCPD, says goodbye to our Chief Executive Officer, Marcus Hawthorn. Marcus worked tirelessly to develop our operational, governance and financial structures to enable us to be independent, and expanded the team and Registers in the 4.5 years he led NRCPD.

STellaRcomms were delighted to have been part of the Hearing Dogs for Deaf People communication support for their 40th Anniversary Celebrations last week where they welcomed their patron HRH The Princess Royal The Royal Family

It was an honour to caption Ruth Myers’ funeral yesterday onsite and remotely. Apparently this was the first ever captioned Jewish funeral so a trailblazer in life and death. Ruth we will miss you.