Solange 
15th Oct 2012
Diversional Therapist
15th Oct 2012
Diversional Therapist
Hi Lisa, I have heard of bilingual words and phrases for people from a non-English background so that staff can communicate with them. Some nursing homes also use multilingual signs and symbols. I think it is a good idea, good luck with it!
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