BRINGING THE LIBRARY TO YOU

Your library has an array of services to improve accessibility for everyone in the community.

Collections include large print, dyslexic font and audio books. The eLibrary provides online access to a wide range of resources, and all databases have accessibility functions. The Home Library and Mobile Library deliver to those unable to make it into a library, volunteer assistance is available for history research, and tech help sessions are held.

All four Clarence Valley libraries are designed with accessibility in mind, and provide accessible bathrooms, disability parking spaces, and bike racks. The Grafton library also has Hearing Loop, a lift, two baby change tables and a Share the Dignity box in the women’s toilet.

The Mobile Library

The Mobile Library delivers books, magazines, audio books and DVDs, and provides digital services including wifi access, printing, and eResources assistance. It also delivers outreach programs including pre-school story times and community workshops, as well as home library deliveries. It stops twice a month in the locations shown on this map.

Glenreagh

PICTURED: From top; the Mobile Library kept Iluka stocked with books while the community library was closed for refurbishments; Storytime in Nymboida; Tate and Koda with their creations from school holiday activities at Minnie Water headland.