Centre for Equitable Library Access

The Centre for Equitable Library Access is a Canadian non-profit organization based in Canada. The organization is comprised of eight employees and generates an estimated $2.5 million in annual revenue. The Centre for Equitable Library Access provides reading materials to individuals with print disabilities, such as vision, learning, or physical impairments. They offer a wide array of materials, including over one million books, magazines, and newspapers, tailored to the specific needs of their diverse clientele. These materials are accessible to the public free of charge with a valid library card. The organization collaborates with public libraries across Canada to ensure equitable access to information for all. A key differentiator of the Centre for Equitable Library Access is its commitment to providing reading materials in various formats to suit individual preferences and needs. This ensures that individuals with diverse disabilities can access information and engage with literature in a way that is most comfortable and convenient for them. To learn more about the Centre for Equitable Library Access and its services, please visit their website at celalibrary.ca.