NYC Launches 'Language Access For All' Program To Improve Outreach, Communication With Multilingual Families

NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) -- New York City will invest $4 million in improving outreach and communication with multilingual families across the city.

Tuesday, the city announced the launch of "Language Access for All."

The program will focus on multi-lingual "know your rights" campaigns, expanding communications outlets and tools to reach more families, building language access capacity of school staff and partnering with community-based organizations to provide multilingual family workshops and language support.

Approximately 40% of New York City Department of Education families speak a language other than English at home.

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