SP Library Participates in Program For Blind and Physically Handicapped
The Scotch Plains Public Library is one of eleven NJ libraries chosen to participate in the program.
The Scotch Plains Public Library is one of eleven New Jersey libraries selected to participate in the Talking Book and Braille Center, a program that serves the visually blind and those with other handicaps that make it difficult or impossible for them to read a print brook. Pam Brooks head of Teen and Adult services at the Scotch Plains Public Library is leading TBBC and said they’ve received nice feedback about it. Brooks said that the Scotch Plains Public Library volunteered to be a part of the program, which she thinks is tremendous. “The state library lets every library know and very few libraries stepped up but we are always looking to provide ways that we can serve everybody in the community so it was a really perfect opportunity…
