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National Network for Equitable Library Service (NNELS) is an online public library of downloadable ebooks and audiobooks for Vancouver residents with print disabilities.

Vancouver residents, who have a print disability, can register for this service on their own, with Accessible Services or ask at your local Vancouver Public Library branch.

Whether learning a new language, pursuing a life-long interest or upgrading your professional skills and training, there are many options for mature learners.

For help finding a psychiatrist, psychologist, or other type of mental health counselor in Vancouver and surrounding areas, please see our page on Health Services.

Use the resources below to find medical professionals and healthcare facilities in the Greater Vancouver area. If you need assistance choosing a health service, dial 8-1-1 to connect with a registered nurse, dietician, pharmacist, or other healthcare representative who can help you to navigate your options.

This guide will assist you to find resources on book preservation, conservation, and restoration.

This guide will assist you to find resources on bookbinding and printing.

Scholarships, grants and bursaries are common sources of financial aid to help pay for post-secondary education. This page provides resources for Canadian students.

A guide to post-secondary education in BC.

B.C. education options for K-12 students, both outside and within the public school system: