Accessibility Library Celia produces and distributes for example audiobooks and e-books, for people with print disabilities. It belongs to the administrative sector of the Finnish Ministry of Education and Culture. Celia's services are available for everyone who find reading regular books difficult because of reading or learning difficulties, or physical disabilities. More information on Celia's customer groups.
Celia collaborates with university libraries and produces, for example, accessible textbooks. Every year, Celia produces about 30% of all fiction and non-fiction published in Finland in accessible formats, such as audiobooks and braille books.
If you are dyslexic and studying in a Finnish university or university of applied sciences, you can borrow textbooks for free from Celia. You need to get an account to borrow and use Celia's online service. As a student of Turku University of Applied Sciences, you can register as a user of Celia's audiobook service by visiting the campus library during service hours.
Right now, there are over 55,000 different audiobooks available online in their collection for registered users. More information on Celia's books and collections.
See terms of use for private customers of Accessibility Library Celia on Celianet.
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