Vision Australia Library

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Accessible borrowing for Australian residents with print disabilities

SI Score
75/100
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Free plan
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What it does

Vision Australia Library provides audio, braille and other accessible reading materials. Free membership requires Australian residence and a qualifying print disability.

Have the details of a referrer ready when joining: the library asks for someone who can certify the print disability. Once eligible, choose the accessible format that suits the reader rather than assuming every book has the same delivery options. The library also offers members a defined allowance for converting personal print information into accessible formats.

The personal-information conversion allowance is up to 360 print pages per financial year, with formats such as braille, audio, large print or e-text. That member service is separate from borrowing an existing title.

Strengths

  • Audio and braille materials
  • Accessible conversion service for members

Watch out for

  • Australian residence and certified print disability required

Best for

  • Eligible Australian readers seeking accessible library materials

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