Library Services to People with Special Needs Section

Established in 1931 Previously called: Libraries Serving Disadvantaged Persons

LSPD 75th Anniversary

The Section for Library Services to People with Special Needs Section is concerned with library and information services to all those groups within the community who for whatever reason are unable to make use of conventional library services. These groups include people in hospitals and prisons, the elderly in nursing homes and care facilities, the house-bound, the deaf and the physically and developmentally disabled. This Section provides an international forum for the discussion of ideas, sharing of experiences and development of projects designed to promote and improve the effectiveness of library and information services to such groups, and the promotion of national and international cooperation at all levels.

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Última actualización: 30 Enero 2013

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Library Services to People with Special Needs Annual Session: “Accessibility: High Tech for Access”

This Session will focus on access technologies that enable libraries to offer a higher quality of life to these who are afflicted with physical, mental or cognitive disabilities and, therefore, are unable to access current library services.

Continued… | 30 Mayo 2013

IFLA Professional Committee Funds LSN's 2013 Project on Dyslexia

IFLA Professional Committee Funds LSN's 2013 Project on Dyslexia

Continued… | 30 Enero 2013

Upcoming Events

2013 Agosto

Library Services to People with Special Needs Annual Session: “Accessibility: High Tech for Access”

19 Agosto 2013 (Singapore, Central Public Library, National Library Board (10 minutes on foot from the conference centre))

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