Slovakia
Slovak Deaf Association ANEPS provides accessibility of COVID – 19 information and secures information for deaf persons via social networks such as Facebook and email correspondence.
There is online form line set up every day (including weekends) for all persons with hearing impairments. As important part of crisis measures, employees with protective masks help elderly people with shopping of daily goods and provide online interpreting, etc.
All media outputs on TV according to COVID – 19, as well as private and state TV stations are interpreted into sign language, especially news and decisions of central crisis staff, outputs of Governmental and Health Care Institutions, evening news, newsfilters, comments and official governmental press releases.
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