Thomas Ford Memorial Library ??delivers library materials to patrons who are unable to visit the library due to illness or injury.

Provides home delivery of library materials to residents who are temporarily or permanently confined to their homes because of illness, disability, or other extenuating circumstance. This service is open to all ages.

Skokie Public Library offers a variety of programs and events for older adults. They also serve as a source for information and referral.

Interfaith Community Partners has united with seven local libraries to offer home-bound delivery service for older adults, 60 and better, with the intention of providing library materials to people who would have no other way to receive them. These partnering libraries include Brookfield, Darien, Hodgkins, La Grange, La Grange Park, North Riverside, Western Springs, and Westmont.

Provides home delivery of library materials to residents who are temporarily or permanently confined to their homes because of illness, disability, or other extenuating circumstance. This service is open to all ages.

- Audio/visual materials - DVDs, books on CD, MP3s, Playaways, and CDs. - Large print books. - Homebound Delivery Service - available for individuals living in Normal who find it difficult to get to the library due to a physical disability or illness. - MagniSight CCTV Unit - magnifies print in books, newspapers, and other materials for those with low vision. - Zoom text - a magnification option on designated computers. - Deposit collections - delivers a selection of books to nursing homes and assisted living facilities in Normal. - Pop Up NPL - delivers a collection of books and movies to various locations in the community, including assisted living facilities, to browse and check out. Registration for library cards is available. - Rollator walkers available for library use. - Large-print keyboards. - Motorized scooter - available for use in the library. - Downloadable audiobooks and E-books with resizeable print.

Provides the following library services to residents of DeKalb Township: - Books (including eBooks), audiobooks, movies, music, and periodicals. - Large print collection. - Laptops, musical instruments and equipment, sewing machines, and technological devices for checkout. - Programs and activities for patrons of all ages. - Computers with internet and word processing, fax machines, copiers, and other equipment. - Interlibrary loan and home delivery. - Walkers and assistive technology for in-library use. - Local history collection. - Notary Publics on staff. - Exam proctoring. - Remote printing. - 3D printers and vinyl cutters (309 Creative). - Sound studio. - Free classes covering the basics of computer skills and some software. - Disc cleaning. - Voter registration assistance. - Public meeting and study rooms. - Guest computer passes (15 minute limit per day).

Provides delivery of books, DVDs, and CDs to card-holding patrons who are unable to physically come to the library. - The free service is offered on a long-term or temporary basis, depending on need. - Library staff can assist in selecting materials. - Materials will be dropped off and picked up. Talking Book and Braille Service (TBBS) provides audio and braille service via mail or digital download to any Illinois resident who is unable to read standard print material due to a permanent or temporary visual or physical disability.

Monthly deliveries to residents who are unable to visit the Library.

The Outreach Department offers a variety of services: - The Bookmobile currently visits 48 stops every three weeks in the city of Bloomington. Check online for schedule. - Home Delivery Service will bring books to the home for those who live in Bloomington and are unable to come to the library. - Deposit Collections are delivered on a rotating schedule to nursing homes and child care centers.

Provides home delivery of library materials to residents who are temporarily or permanently confined to their homes because of illness, disability, or other extenuating circumstance. This service is open to all ages.

Provides library services to the community, including books, programs and resources for children, teens and adults. Additional Services Provided Include: - English as a Second Language (ESL). - Home delivery. - Tech classes. - Public access computers. - Book Boxes. - eBooks and Streaming. - GoGo Gadgets. - Seed Library (Seasonal). - StoryWalk.

Provides library services to the community which includes books, programs and resources for children, teens and adults. Additional services provided include: - Personal Book Shopper. - Book Delivery. - Mobile Pick-up. - Passport Agency. - Notary. - Jobs and Small Business Help. - Public Access Computers/Tools.

The Bookmobile and Library Express Van: Designed to reach district residents who do not have convenient access to or cannot get to the library. Home Delivery Service: Brings library materials and services directly to the client's door if they cannot physically come to the library. This free service is provided on a temporary or permanent basis. Talking Books: Provides free digital, audio and braille formats of books, magazines and music. Call for more information.

Provides delivery of books, DVDs, and CDs to card-holding patrons who are unable to physically come to the library. - The free service is offered on a long-term or temporary basis, depending on need. - Library staff can assist in selecting materials. - Materials will be dropped off and picked up. Talking Book and Braille Service (TBBS) provides audio and braille service via mail or digital download to any Illinois resident who is unable to read standard print material due to a permanent or temporary visual or physical disability.