Texas SB2914 mandates the development of a language access plan to enhance non-English speakers' access to health and human services programs.
Texas SB2914 requires the development of a language access plan to improve non-English speakers' access to assistance under health and human services programs. The plan must ensure translations and interpretations are professional and understandable, and that affected groups can evaluate the services' performance and effectiveness. The commission may use multilingual employees or contract with third parties for translations. The commission must also inform affected groups about language access rights and services through outreach and public announcements.
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