Homeland Language Services and Texas A&M University Search and Rescue Course

Dallas, Texas Feb 22, 2024 (Issuewire.com) – Homeland Language Services, an International Language Services Company with Headquarters in California and Florida, has formed a partnership with Texas A&M University to provide Language Services Support for Classes held in Puerto Rico in 2024.

Funded by Texas A&M University and the United States Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), the Search and Rescue (SAR) Course is designed for students and community members who want to learn about and become experts in search and rescue best practices.

The Course provides training and expertise in search and rescue operations in urban, rural, aquatic, and wilderness locations. The field of Search and Rescue includes many specialties and sub-fields including mountain rescue, ground search, combat search and rescue, and air-sea rescue. The most recent Course was held at Roberto Clemente Stadium in Carolina, Puerto Rico.

“Our collaboration with Texas A&M University demonstrates our commitment to bridging the communication gap in times of crisis,” said Christian Lanazca, CEO and co-founder at Homeland Language Services. “We understand the critical importance of language accessibility and are proud to contribute our expertise to support Texas A&M University’s Search and Rescue (SAR) Course. By providing on-site interpreters and needed hardware, we aim to ensure that language barriers do not hinder individuals from accessing the vital assistance and resources they need during these challenging times.”

Homeland Language Services provides live language support during these Classes, including Consecutive and Simultaneous Spanish-English Interpreting, Audio and Sound System Equipment, and Technical Expertise.

Homeland Language Services is a reliable language services provider with a strong track record in offering comprehensive language solutions across various industries. With their extensive network of skilled linguists and a commitment to quality and reliability, they are well-equipped to support Texas A&M University and the United States Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)’s mission in facilitating effective communication and understanding during disaster response operations.