ALT ID: [Logotipo de NJ Relay. “Semana de la Calidad en la Atención Médica. La comunicación accesible conduce a una mejor atención. NJRelay.com.”]

ALT ID: [A hand holding a cellphone. On the screen is the New Jersey Relay logo and text reading, "Communication should never be a barrier. STS can make communicating by phone more accessible for people with speech differences such as stuttering or aphasia. njrelay.com."]

ALT ID: [Una mano sostiene un teléfono celular. En la pantalla aparece el logotipo de New Jersey Relay y el texto: “La comunicación nunca debe ser una barrera. STS puede hacer que comunicarse por teléfono sea más accesible para las personas con diferencias del habla, como la tartamudez o la afasia. NJRelay.com/sts.”]

ALT ID: [An illustration of a smiling man. “RCC FAQ. How much does it cost to use RCC? Answer: Relay Conference Captioning (RCC) is available to use at no cost by anyone who lives or works in New Jersey.” The New Jersey Relay logo. njrelay.com/rcc]

ALT ID: [A group of co-workers gather around a laptop. "RCC matters because it helps employers set their employees who have hearing or speech disabilities up for success!" The New Jersey Relay logo.]

ALT ID: [New Jersey Relay logo. "Healthcare Quality Week. Accessible Communication Leads to Better Care. njrelay.com."]

ALT New Jersey Relay logo. "Supporting Independence through Accessible Communication. A retired couple leans enjoying each other's company while gardening.

ALT Image Description: [Lori Timney, a woman with short light-colored hair, Stands at a New Jersey Relay exhibit table with an assortment of pamphlets and flyers. The New Jersey Relay logo is in the top right with text below reading, " It's kinda chic to bring accessibility experts to your event. njrelay.com/outreach."]

ALT ID: [An illustration of a man with short brown hair. “RCC FAQ. Do I need to download a program to use RCC? No, you do not! Relay Conference Captioning (RCC) can be accessed on any web browser via the link sent in your RCC confirmation email.” The New Jersey Relay logo. njrelay.com/rcc]

ALT "Types of hearing loss associated with Down syndrome include: Conductive hearing loss occurs when sound has difficulty traveling through the outer or middle ear. While it is frequently temporary, it can sometimes be permanent. Sensorineural hearing loss is less common but permanent. It occurs when there are changes in the inner ear or auditory nerve, affecting the transmission of sound signals to the brain."

ALT Descripción de la imagen: [El logotipo de New Jersey Relay. IP Relay permite a las personas sordas, sordociegas, que tienen dificultad para oír o discapacidad del habla, hacer o recibir llamadas usando un conexión de internet, una computadora, una tableta o un teléfono inteligente.”]

ALT ID: [Una ilustración de dos mujeres caminando por un parque. Una de las mujeres está en una silla de ruedas. El logotipo de New Jersey Relay está en la esquina superior derecha. “Día Mundial de la Parálisis Cerebral. Nos enorgullece apoyar a las personas que viven con parálisis cerebral a través de una variedad de servicios de telecomunicaciones sin costo, incluyendo: IP Relay, Speech-to-Speech, Hearing Carry-Over, Relay Conference Captioning. Obtén más información en NJRelay.com.”]

ALT An illustration of two women out for a walk in a park. One woman is in a wheelchair. The New Jersey Relay logo is in the top right. "World Cerebral Palsy Day. We are proud to support individuals living with cerebral palsy through a variety of no-cost telecommunications services, including: IP Relay, Speech-to-Speech, Hearing Carry-Over, Relay Conference Captioning. Learn more on njrelay.com."

ALT ID: [An illustration of a woman with short black hair and glasses. “RCC FAQ. Can I use RCC for work? Answer: Yes, you can! Relay Conference Captioning (RCC) can be used by people who live or work in New Jersey to add live captioning to video meetings, webinars, conference calls. Learn more on njrelay.com/rcc. New Jersey Relay logo.”]

ALT ID: [Michelle, a woman with long brown hair wearing a hoodie and jeans, uses RCC on her tablet while riding on a train. “RCC, anywhere.”]

ALT ID: [“4 Ways to promote inclusion through relay services education: 1- Ensure customer-facing staff know how to recognize and handle relay calls. 2- Educate hiring managers about accessible communication options during recruitment and interviews. 3- Include relay services information in employee onboarding and diversity training programs. 4- Use Relay Conference Captioning (RCC) to make conference calls, video meetings and webinars with your staff more accessible.]

ALT ID: [ A sewn speech bubble with the New Jersey Relay logo. “Want to learn more about accessible phone services?”]