Translators are an essential part of any successful Interplast trip. Vital information has to be communicated to the parents, so they understand the procedures that their child will be undergoing, how to care for their child before arriving and upon leaving the hospital, and when and how to follow-up. Our volunteer translators, Helena and Claudio, have been a vital part of the team.
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