
Richland Library adds technology for hard of hearing people after Sertoma Clubs donation | Columbia
Richland Library is hoping to increase accessibility to its resources with the addition of Hearing Loops for hard of hearing customers. Following a donation from the Columbia, Northlake and Wade Hampton chapters of the Sertoma Club, library customers will have access to the audio frequency induction devices beginning in Summer 2022.
The donation from the Columbia, Northlake, and Wade Hampton Sertoma Clubs, whose mission is “Service to all mankind”, will aid Richland Library in its quest to allow Richland County residents to access freely and to create an equitable library experience for all customers, according to a release sent by the library.
This donation also follows the March 2022 South Carolina Senate Resolution recognizing May as “Better Hearing and Speech Month” in South Carolina, advocated for by the Midlands area Sertoma clubs and introduced by Senator Shane Massey.
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