Accessibility
Toronto Public Library strives to make our spaces, services and collections welcoming and accessible for everyone. Find out more about accessibility at the Library.
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Accessibility at Library Branches
Find out which libraries have equipment for people with disabilities.
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Accessibility Services
Learn more about the library’s accessibility services.
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Accessible Collections
Library material to enjoy in different formats.
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Website Accessibility
Find out what the library does to keep our website accessible.
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Request Accessibility Supports
Request accessible formats of public Library documents or accommodations to participate in library programs and events.
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AODA Compliance
Learn how the library is removing barriers and enhancing the accessibility of our spaces, programs, employment practices and more.
Related resources
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Book lists
Explore recommended books for kids, teens and adults about Deaf and disability experiences.
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Blog posts
Discover blog posts by library staff on topics related to accessibility, disability and Deaf culture.
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COVID-19 Deaf and Disability Resources
Online resources to help navigate the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic from organizations supporting people who are Deaf and people with disabilities, mostly in the Toronto area.
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My Visit to Toronto Public Library: A Social Story for Everyone
Created for children who have a disability or are Deaf, this story can help readers become more familiar with the library ahead of their visit. Available in multiple accessible formats.
Contact us
For more information, contact Accessibility Services:
- Phone: 416-393-7099
- Email: accessibleservices@tpl.ca
- If you are a TTY user, you can also call us using TTY Relay Service (711).