The library’s Accessibility Support Collection of print materials, therapeutic toys and tools was made possible in partnership with C.I.T.Y. of Support (Children in Therapy and You). This nonprofit organization's mission is to “create a dynamic community, both online and in person, that supports all families navigating the needs of their child in therapy.” 

The collection features some 350 items and provides an opportunity for families and therapists to try out specialized items before purchasing them which includes:

• print materials for children and caregivers including books in Braille and interactive reading books
• gross and fine motor toys including Feed-the-Monkey Fine-Motor Game, sensory toy curtain, and finger skills fastener board.
• enabling devices like Tic Tac Toe  Reading time communicator and let's talk cubes

The collection is available for check-out for both AHML cardholders and reciprocal borrowers.  

Assistive aid devices and sensory-friendly tools, like noise-dampening headphones and fidgets, are  available for use in the library or during programs. 

An all-gender accessible bathroom is available in Kids World, for single and family use. It includes a changing table and a wall-mounted safety seat.

The Wellness Room offers offers a quiet space for nursing mothers and for anyone who may need a calming space during their visit to Kids’ World. It contains emergency diaper packs and sensory toys.

Some of the library’s online research products for kids have special adaptability functions built into them, such as text-to-voice. This includes most article databases from Gale  (such as General OneFile and “Gale in Context” products) and   Ebsco’s Explora/EbscoHost products  (such as PrimarySearch or Explora Middle Schools). Usually, the text-to-speech appears in the controls above an article once it’s opened. Additionally, read-along products, such as TumbleBooks, BookFlix and LOTE4Kids feature audio playback of content as part of their basic functionality.

Additional online adapted and accessible books include:

• BARD (Braille and Audio Reading Download) Collection
• Tar Heel Reader Accessible Book Collection
• Center for Accessible Technology in Sign (CATS)