How can we support you?
Whatever your access needs, we're here to support you and help you enjoy all the services at your local library
Wheelchair access and accessible parking
Neurodiversity-friendly
Dementia awareness
Home Library service
If you can't get to the library, let the library come to you. If you are unable to visit us due to mobility issues or other reasons, we can bring the library to you.
Our friendly and experienced Home Service Librarians have a tailor made collection offering a wide range of materials including:
Our friendly and experienced Home Service Librarians have a tailor made collection offering a wide range of materials including:
- Books in standard and large print as well as alternative languages
- Audio books on CD and cassette
- DVDs and music CDs
- Jigsaw puzzles
You can borrow up to 20 items for four weeks. We also supply deposit collections for residential care home, groups and day centres for up to 12 weeks. If you are interested in becoming a Home Service Member, please call 020 8319 5875
Find out more about the Greenwich Home Library service
Greenwich Home LibraryAccessible resources in Greenwich
Browse the library catalogue to see our accessible books and resources.
Accessibility FAQs
Want to know more about accessibility at your local library? Look below to see our most frequently asked questions.
What services are there for visually impaired people?
At Greenwich Libraries, we offer a range of services and activities for those who are partially sighted or blind like our collection of large-print children and adult fiction, as well as our audiobooks. Get in touch with your local library to find out more about what services are available in your area.
Are Greenwich libraries wheelchair accessible?
Yes! Most Greenwich libraries are wheelchair accessible. Contact your local library to find out more about accessibility features like lifts and ramps.
Is there accessible parking at my local library?
Yes, Blue badge holders can access parking spot close to the most library entrances
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Contact usWhat our members say
"The support and resources at my local have made a real difference. I feel welcome and included, plus I know the library staff are on hand if I need help."
Richard Green
"As a wheelchair user, it's really important to me to visit a library that's accessible for everyone. The accessible parking spaces and ramp access at Penge library mean I can go to the library just like everyone else. And the librarians always make me feel welcome!"
Sarah Koles
