Georgia Library Services for the Blind and Print Disabled

Georgia’s public libraries are strong, vibrant, and relevant to users with a wide variety of needs. From toddlers learning to read to students preparing for life beyond high school to older adults looking to stay active in retirement – libraries keep patrons engaged in all phases of life.

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Georgia’s public libraries are strong, vibrant, and relevant to users with a wide variety of needs. From toddlers learning to read to students preparing for life beyond high school to older adults looking to stay active in retirement – libraries keep patrons engaged in all phases of life.

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