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.
Find out which libraries have equipment for people with disabilities.
Learn more about the library’s accessibility services.
Library material to enjoy in different formats.
Request accessible formats of public Library documents or accommodations to participate in library programs and events.
Learn how the library is removing barriers and enhancing the accessibility of our spaces, programs, employment practices and more.
Book Lists
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Silent Voices
Disability, eh?
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Nothing About Us Without Us! Reflect on these powerful, personal stories by authors with disabilities.
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Related resources
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.
The Sensory Room is a bookable, self-serve and interactive space created with children with sensory processing needs in mind. It is open to all children, aged birth to 12 years, to explore with their parents or caregivers.
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).