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Bilingva provides onsite and remote interpreting for SFDPH’s standing workgroups in six languages, on-call support for out-of-cadence needs, and Qualtrics survey translation for the Office of Health Equity.
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Bilingva is the City of San José’s language partner — 250,000+ words translated a year, ASL and CDI interpreting for community meetings, equipment, and website localization across city departments.
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