Translator (ENG to CHN)
Help us translate our English-language marketing communications materials into Traditional Chinese for local Hong Kong audience
Project Details
What we need
- Attend a 30-min briefing call
- Translate our redesigned website from English into Chinese
- Translate 4 newsletters from English to Chinese
Background
YAMA Foundation has built a strong base among English-speaking communities with disabilities and special needs. As we look to expand our programmes in the coming year, we sincerely desire to reach deeper into the local Chinese-speaking communities most in-need. We seek help in translating/updating our existing web content to include Chinese language, as well as putting out regular bilingual communications to our growing subscriber base.
What we have
English-language content (website, direct mail newsletters, activity reports, event marketing collaterals); Chinese-language glossary of preferred terms;Collaborative support from Executive Team to discuss/clarify ideas and communication concepts
Why this is important
YAMA Foundation was created to enable Hong Kong’s most vulnerable to fully participate in all aspects of life and society. We have witnessed how social exclusion, discrimination, and entrenched inequalities can impact people with disabilities and special needs, and the hardships that many families endure to “just get by”.Since our inception in 2016, YAMA has been an English-dominant organization. As our city continues to struggle through these most challenging and uncertain times, the need to broaden our reach and expand services in support of our city’s most marginalised and excluded communities has never been greater.
Project Period
28 Feb 2021 - 31 May 2021
Location
Remote
Requirements
4hours perweek
Time Commitment
Skills
- Copywriting
- Translation
- Email Marketing Copywriting
Language
- Chinese (Cantonese)
- English
About the Organization
YAMA Foundation
www.yamahk.org
Causes
DisabilityMental HealthPoverty
What we do
YAMA Foundation makes yoga, art, and meditation accessible to Hong Kong’s most vulnerable communities. We believe that all people have the fundamental right to feel good in their bodies, feel peaceful in their minds, live colourful lives, and be part of a caring community -- no matter their ability or background.