Publication Translator (Chi to Eng)

Help us with translating our newsletter articles from Chinese to English

Children's Cancer Foundation

Community Development

Youth

Health

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Project Details About the Organization

Project Details

What we need

Join us for a 30 minutes call to learn more about our project, background and our organization
We have 3 articles to be translated, each will be 600-800 words
Two edits may needed

Background

There are news & updates on CCF official website, related to other patients' activities and theory of services. We are hoping to look for volunteers who can translate such updates from Chinese to English, so that native speakers are able to read our updates as well. Example of our articles/updates: https://www.ccf.org.hk/zh-hant/news/news_and_updates/?id=73

What we have

(1) Details of the news and updates in Chinese (2) Glossary of medical terms (if necessary)

Why this is important

Your work helps us to maintain our website and keep the public posted with latest news and updates.

Project Period

18 Dec 2023 - 10 Jan 2024

Location

Remote

Requirements

Time

8 hours in total

Skills

Communication
Copywriting
Translation

Experience Level

Some experience
Extensive experience

Language

Chinese (Cantonese)
English

About the Organization

Children's Cancer Foundation

https://www.ccf.org.hk/

Causes

Community Development

Youth

Health

What we do

Founded in 1989, the mission of Children’s Cancer Foundation (CCF) is to improve the quality of life for young cancer patients and their families in caring for their physical, psychological and social well-being through the provision of professional and holistic psychosocial services including Child Life, family counselling, palliative and home care, integrated education and financial assistance. It also helps doctors to improve the survival rate of child cancer patients through the sponsorship of expensive drugs, research and diagnostic tests. Receiving no subvention from the government, it solely relies on donations from individuals and corporations in the community to support its ongoing services.