The Welfare Organization of the country has recently announced that in this year's budget, 15 billion tomans have been allocated for sign language interpretation. This important decision can be a significant step towards improving access for deaf individuals to various services and enhancing their quality of life.
Support for Deaf Individuals and Job Creation
Seyed Javad Hosseini, the head of the Welfare Organization, announced at the commemoration of International Deaf and Elderly Day that 3,000 job opportunities were allocated for deaf individuals last year. He emphasized that employers hiring deaf workers receive up to 50% wage support, stating that this action can help create a suitable environment for employment and empowerment of this segment of society.
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Sign Language Interpretation and Better Access
The allocation of 15 billion tomans for sign language interpretation signifies special attention to the communication needs of deaf individuals. This budget can help cover the costs of professional interpreters in various centers, including hospitals, offices, and educational institutions. With this action, deaf individuals can easily communicate with others and benefit more effectively from public services.
In recent years, attention to the rights and needs of deaf individuals in society has increased, and these actions reflect the government's serious commitment to improving the living conditions of this segment of society. It seems that these supports can contribute to creating a more inclusive and equitable society where all individuals, regardless of their abilities, can benefit from equal opportunities and services.
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