Greerton Library

• The main entrance and pathway are step-free and accessible, with a smooth paved and level path.
• Designated drop-off zones are available within 20 metres of the main entrance, with a 10-minute time limit.
• Taxis or rideshare vehicles can drop passengers close to the entrance.
• The venue is accessible by bus, with stops less than 50 metres from the entrance, though their wheelchair accessibility is unsure.
• Entrance signage is clearly displayed, and the main entrance has automatic doors.
• There is a reception or information desk near the entrance, but it is not accessible for wheelchair users in terms of height and space.
• Access to the Library is via paved level entry on Chadwick Road and/or Greerton Road.

• Activities offer a range of sensory experiences for visitors sensitive to light, sound, or touch.
• Visitors can easily step away if they experience sensory overload.
• Captions, subtitles, or sign language are available for some video content.
• Audio descriptions are available for video content for people who are blind or have low vision.
• A quiet space is available, but it is not clearly marked.
• Hearing loops or assistive listening devices are available in designated areas.
• Tactile exhibits or touchable displays are available.
• The venue does not play music through a speaker system during operating hours and does not have areas with strong scents or fragrances.

• The venue hosts events that use audiovisual equipment.
• Visitors can easily remove themselves from events if they experience sensory overload or discomfort.
• Staff can quickly intervene if audiovisual content could trigger seizures or distress.
• The temperature of all indoor venues can be adjusted through air conditioning or central heating.
• Doorways and windows can be closed to create a temperature-controlled space during sudden shifts in temperature.
• Clear directions, signs, or maps to guide visitors through the venue (e.g., to emergency exits) are not available.

• Staff have not received general training on accessibility and inclusion for visitors, but undergo an annual invisible disability awareness module.
• Staff members are aware of accessible features and services available within the venue and are able to provide assistance when needed.
• Staff are confident in assisting visitors with access needs at the venue.
• Evacuation routes are accessible to wheelchair and mobility aid users, and staff can assist those needing mobility support during emergencies.
• Staff have received training on assisting people with disability during emergencies.
• The venue provides an inclusive and welcoming experience, with staff described as very friendly and happy to help with library visitors' needs.

Wheelchair & mobility scooter access

• The venue offers step-free access and automatic doors at the main entrance, with all passageways at least 0.81 metres wide.
• One accessible car park is available within 20 metres of the entrance, but lacks adequate transfer room.
• The reception desk is not accessible for wheelchair users.
• Wheelchairs are available for loan onsite.

Accessible parking

• There is one designated accessible car park with level entry to a footpath, located within 20 metres of the main entrance.
• Adequate room for wheelchair transfer is not available.
• The car park is not well-lit at night and has obstacles between the parking space and the nearest exit, without ramps or lifts.

Accessible restrooms

• A clearly labelled, gender-neutral accessible toilet is available, featuring a spacious interior (at least 2m x 1.6m).
• The toilet has grab rails, an accessible height, and the door, flush, basin taps, mirror, soap dispenser, and hand drying facilities (paper towels) are all accessible.
• There is no emergency call button or alarm reachable from the toilet.

Blindness & low vision

• The entrance path is safe, and glass doors are clearly marked.
• All surfaces are non-slip, but tactile ground surface indicators and colour contrasts are not used.
• Audio descriptions are available for some video content.
• Braille signage and large-print materials are not available.

Deafness & limited hearing

• Some video content includes captions or subtitles, and hearing loops are available in designated areas.
• Emergency alerts provide both audio and visual warnings, and evacuation plans consider people who are deaf or hard of hearing.

Neurodiverse

• Activities offer a range of sensory experiences, and visitors can easily step away if experiencing overload.
• A quiet space is available (though not marked), and staff can quickly intervene for AV triggers.
• The venue does not offer quiet hours and has no strong scents.

Service animals

• Service animals (dogs only) are welcome on the premises and can access all public spaces.