National Library Service (NLS) for the Blind and Print Disabled
Margaret Mitchell Square, Atlanta, 30303
(800) 248-6701 · more numbers below
This is the Georgia Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled, Georgia's talking book and braille library, part of the National Library Service network. It lends audiobooks, braille books and special players for free to people who are blind, have low vision, have a reading disability like dyslexia, or cannot hold a book or turn pages. Books come by mail with free return postage, and the Atlanta library also takes walk-in visitors.
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Assistive Technology & Walk-in CenterService
On-site center where patrons can try assistive technology and get help reading standard print materials.
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Assistive technology access and trainingService
Hands-on access to assistive technology and help learning to use it.
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Audio-described movies and Bookshare accessService
Borrow audio-described DVDs and Blu-rays and get access to Bookshare titles in text-to-speech or braille formats.
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Blind and Physically Handicapped Library ServicesService
The National Library Service provides free braille and talking books for people with vision or physical disabilities. It is for individuals of all ages who have low vision, blindness, or a physical disability.
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Digital Book Player & BARD Download AccessService
Loan of a free digital talking-book player and access to download audio and braille books from the BARD service to a phone, tablet, or computer.
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Talking Book & Braille Lending ServiceService
Free loan of audiobooks on digital cartridge and braille books, delivered by mail with postage-free return.
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Talking books and braille by mailService
Free audiobooks, braille books and digital talking book players mailed to eligible Georgians, with free return postage.
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Walk-in library in AtlantaService
Visit the Atlanta library to browse and check out talking books, braille materials and assistive technology.
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