Healesville Library

Opening Hours

Monday 9am-5.30pm
Tuesday 9am-5.30pm
Wednesday 9am-5.30pm
Thursday 9am-7pm
Friday 9am-5.30pm
Saturday 10am-1pm
Sunday Closed

Contact

9800 6497

Address

110 River Street
Healesville 3777
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Car Parking

Free restricted parking in the shopping centre next to the library. Unrestricted parking available at the rear of the building, off River Street. Wheelchair access from Maroondah Hwy with ramp and automatic door.

Returns Chute

After hours book return chute available.

Key Facilities

Public toilets	Yes
Accessible toilet	Yes
Baby change	Yes
Photocopying (Black & White, Colour)	Yes
Printing (Black & White, Colour)	Yes
Scanning	Yes
Public PCs	5 available - Book now
10-minute PCs	No
Free Wi-Fi	Yes
Community room for hire	Yes - email [email protected]
Public study spaces	Yes
Private study spaces	No
Microfiche reader	No

Team Leader

Sabina Wills

Branch Details

Healesville library opened on 10th December 1975. From a small area tucked away beneath the Memorial Hall, the library space has been added to and modernised over the years and today is a bright, modern, comfortable and inviting building. The scale of the building and services offered ensures it is a valued resource used by a large number of the community. Children’s storytimes, school holiday programs, music, guest speakers and craft and writing workshops all contribute to the library’s popularity. Special Collections

Local Newspapers

Accessibility

Accessible Parking	2x Accessible Parking spaces at rear of building
Physical features	Automatic entry double doors Mostly physically accessible with some furniture moveable if required 2x heightened customer service counters for sitting and standing Public PCs available at sitting height and standing height Wide browsing spaces of book collections Library on one level
Assistance animals	Welcome. Please ensure badge and jackets are brought with you.
Accessible toilet	One accessible toilet available Large space Hand rail next to toilet Light push handle door Door entry space wide enough for electric scooters or wheelchairs
Alternative assistances	Large print collections: There are a number of books and magazines that are printed with a larger font size to make it easier to read. Audiobooks: There are a number of physical and digital copies of voice recordings of books available allowing you to listen to the book rather than read. eBooks: There are thousands of books available digitally that can be accessed anywhere on your own device. Learn more. Online resources: There are journals, newspapers, webpages, online databases and multimedia materials that can be accessed anywhere on your own device. Learn more. ReaderPen: A convenient portable tool that allows you to scan text and have audio read out in natural speaking voices. The devices are available for loan. VOX Books: There are a number of children’s books available for loan that have a permanently attached VOX reader (audio) that transforms the regular book into an all-in-one read-along.
Public PCs	Available for use by library members. All PCs use Windows 11 and include accessibility features.