Accessible Audiobook Collection Registration Form

Customers with a perceptual disability (also called a print disability) are eligible to borrow from our Accessible Audiobook Collection. A perceptual disability means any disability that prevents or inhibits a person from reading a book in its original format. This can include visual disabilities, comprehension disabilities, or difficulty holding or moving physical books. Due to the Canadian Copyright Act, the accessible audiobook collection is only available to customers with perceptual disabilities.

To access the Accessible Audiobook Collection, please fill out this form, or contact us at 604-231-6406. A staff member will contact you to confirm your information and delivery dates. 

Registration includes a self-declaration that you have a perceptual disability. The library does not require any proof of this disability at registration. 

Items in this collection can be placed on hold and sent to any Richmond Public Library location. They can also be accessed through Home Services for customers who are not able to visit the library in person. You can register for Home Services here.