South African Library for the Blind
Community · Grahamstown, Eastern Cape
Library for blind readers, serving since 1918, with audio and braille titles, magazines and a catalogue that works with screen readers.
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Visit the premisesGrahamstown, Eastern Cape, South Africa
About
The South African Library for the Blind began in 1918 in Grahamstown, Eastern Cape, then a tiny township. Readers can get the latest titles in audio and braille, and the library produces popular magazines in both formats. Its catalogue and BARD listings show recent additions, and it publishes book lists on specific subjects. Visitors can browse a digital catalogue, and screen reader users can navigate it with ease. The library also invites people with braille skills to join its community work, and members can take part in audiobook narrations and transcribing exercises.
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