The library contains a wide variety of magazines, catalogues, newsletters, videos, and audio tapes on different disability-related topics. The library is catalogued on a computer database that anyone can access. The newsletter is distributed to individuals, businesses and organizations. Peer interaction is the program through which people with disabilities get togther. It allows people with disabilities to share experiences, get information from one another and from community resources, learn about new products, and make new friends.
Staff keep in touch with consumers to make sure their needs are being met.
This program keeps consumers involved in the Centre. It also provides yet another opportunity to shape the Centre's program. There are services and programs which do not exist in communities to enable persons with disabilities to achieve a greater level of independence. With information gathered from consumers, the ILRCs work to identify these gaps. Options are researched and developed to meet the need.