LatviaPublished: 21 June 2026 at 03:21

Koknese Library Delivers Books to Readers' Homes

Koknese Library staff visit seniors and people with disabilities once a month, bringing books, magazines, and newspapers to those who cannot visit the library in person.

Not all library readers are able to come to the library themselves. This is especially true for seniors and people with health issues, for whom the trip to the library can be too difficult or even impossible.

To address this, staff at the Koknese Library have launched a monthly home delivery service. Once a month, they visit their readers at home, bringing books, magazines, and newspapers. This service helps ensure that even those who cannot physically get to the library can still enjoy reading and receive the latest publications.

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