Accessibility services

MAGNIFIER 

The City of Vincent Library has a magnifier (CCTV) that is able to be used in the library.

It can be used for reading and writing, completing crosswords, and viewing photos.

There is an easy-to-use movable reading table and a 4K high-definition magnified viewing screen with multiple viewing options to enhance your item according to your needs.

Viewing options include:

  • Colour
  • Black-and-white
  • Enhanced high-contrast positive or negative viewing modes.

Image of the magnifier screen showing a book with colourful images of old Australian money

Key features:

  • Enhanced clarity: Text and images appear crisp and vivid, making reading and viewing a leisurely, enjoyable experience.
  • Ease of use: The device is user-friendly and designed for ease of use. With intuitive controls, you can quickly adapt it to your preferences and needs.
  • Expanding horizons: Beyond reading, this magnifier opens up a world of possibilities for individuals with low vision. Explore your favourite hobbies, enjoy intricate crafts, viewing maps or photos in vivid, high-definition.

CATALOGUE

The catalogue can be enabled to accessibility mode.

To use this feature, click on the black and white round symbol with a person. This is located in the top navigation bar of the catalogue as shown in the below image.

Blue catalogue library navigation bar with red circle around accessibility mode option

OTHER ACCESSIBLE SERVICES

  • 4 ACROD parking bays
  • Universal Access Toilet
  • Abridged book club sets
  • Audio Hearing Loop for people with hearing aids to connect to
  • Quiet times in the library on Wednesday's, 12.30 - 2.30pm and Friday's 3 - 5pm
  • Accessible reads and abridged books for those wanting to improve their reading skills 
  • Provision of City documents in alternative formats, including braille, subtitles and audio

For further information on our accessible services and accessibility initiatives, please visit our accessibility notice page.

Please contact the City of Vincent Library team by phone (08) 9273 6090 or email if you would like to discuss accessibility options you would like to utilise while engaging with our programs and services.