PockeTalk Translation Devices
Available to Use for Free in Ottawa County
Available at each Ottawa County library and at three critical Holland organizations.
Translation devices can be used for two-way translation between individuals for any translation needs.
Users can speak or type into the device.
Devices can be borrowed from all Ottawa County libraries.
Questions? Call (616)-414-9111 or email Sydney@MomentumCenterGH.org
Map of PockeTalk Locations
1 – Allendale Township Library (6175 Library Ln)
2 – Coopersville Area District Library (333 Ottawa St)
3 – Gary Byker Memorial Library of Hudsonville (3338 Van Buren St)
4 – Georgetown Township Library (1525 Baldwin St)
5 – Herrick District Library (300 S River Ave)
6 – Herrick North Branch (155 Riley St)
7 – Howard Miller Library (14 S Church St)
8 – Loutit District Library (407 Columbus St)
9 – Patmos Library (2445 Riley St)
10 – Spring Lake District Library (123 E Exchange St)
11 – Latin Americans United for Progress (512 S Waverly Rd)
12 – St Francis de Sales Catholic Church (West 13th St)
13 – Lighthouse Immigrant Advocates (412 W 24th St)
PockeTalk Translation Device Resources
Funding
The Ottawa County PockeTalk translation devices are funded by the MDHHS Office of Transformation, Engagement, and Community Health (OTEaCH). OTEaCH works to ensure all Michigan communities have access to mental and physical health services. The Ottawa Council OTEaCH committee is made up of residents from Ottawa County and representatives from Community Action House, City of Holland, City on a Hill, and The Momentum Center.
