Accessibility

Georgina Public Library is committed to providing all members of the public and our employees an environment of inclusive design and integration through ongoing policy development in our services, products, and facilities.

We strive to exceed the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities standards established by the Ontario government. Accessibility standards are the rules that government, businesses, and organizations in Ontario have to follow to identify, remove, and prevent barriers to accessibility.

The Accessible Customer Service Standard is the first of the accessibility standards to become law in Ontario. These standards have been approved and are now incorporated into Georgina's Corporate Accessibility Policy to ensure that our goods and services are accessible to everyone.

Georgina Public Library offers the following accessible services in our branches:

• Accessible service point desks
• Magnifying sheets
• Baskets to carry your materials
• Large print books
• Talking books on CD
• Accessible computer workstations at the Keswick and Peter Gzowski (Sutton) Branches
• Walkers - Keswick and Peter Gzowski (Sutton) Branch 

Accessible services on our website:

• Feedback form 
• Many different and interesting digital eResources 
• CELA - Centre for Equitable Library Access (for visual, physical, or comprehension disabilities). Ask for details at your library,
  or sign yourself up on the CELA website:
  • Type in the name of your community: Keswick, Sutton or Pefferlaw.
  • Click on the name of your community (will be shown as Georgina Public Libraries).
  • Type in your 14-digit library card number (no spaces).
  • Fill in the registration form.
  • This whole process should take just a few minutes.