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KCLS has many fulfilling programs and resources that can enhance your life. Join your community at the library, or let us bring books and other materials right to your doorstep.

Outreach Services for Seniors

Traveling Library Center (TLC)
TLC VanWe’ll bring great books right to you. We make monthly visits to eligible King County residents who live in retirement homes, nursing homes or assisted living facilities. Click here for a list of retirement communities, nursing homes, and other facilities currently served by TLC.


Words on Wheels

Can’t get to the library? We’ll bring library materials to your home.


Resources for Seniors

Washington Talking Book and Braille Library
This service is available for children and adults who are residents of Washington state and who are legally blind, deaf-blind, visually impaired.

Web Sites for Seniors
Find useful sites of interest to seniors.

Retirement Web Sites
View helpful Web sites relevant to Washington state retirees.

Retirement Resources
Use these resources from the KCLS catalog to learn more about retirement.

Retired Women
Browse these KCLS books and resources of interest to retired women.

Stay Physically Fit
Get yourself moving with these physical exercise resources, including books, videos and DVDs.

Computer Skills for Seniors
Use these resources to learn new computer skills or increase your existing knowledge. Or find out aboutattending a free computer class at your local branch.

Especially for Grandparents
Browse the KCLS catalog for all our resources relevant to grandparents and their grandchildren.

Search the KCLS Catalog for Large Print Books
Print books with large text are available at all KCLS libraries. You can place holds on specific titles.

Eyefuls
Get large print book recommendations by our staff.

Washington Assistive Technology Act Program
WATA-serves Washington residents of all ages with disabilities of all types, their families, employers and employment service providers, educators, health care and social service providers, and others seeking information about assistive technology (AT) and accessible information technology. WATAP is located within the UW Center on Technology & Disability Studies and is guided by a consumer-majority advisory council.


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Last Updated: July 28, 2011