Useful links

We are now part of City St George's, University of London. This website contains information relating to our Tooting Library. We have a separate library site which covers our Northampton Square, Business and Law libraries.

Below are some useful links and further resources.

Neurodiversity support

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Neurodiversity support

Explore neurodiversity resources at St Georges University of London: Neurodiversity at St Georges
Guide for practice-based learning tailored for neurodivergent students: Health Education England
Check out the Neurodiversity Reading List and library resources at Cognassist.

Creating accessible documents

Learn how to create accessible documents with AbilityNet's guide.

Diverse reading materials

Discover a range of books through the CMU Libraries' DEI Book Display on Neurodiversity.
Access accessible eBooks through the free EBSCO app, suitable for blind and partially sighted users.

Supportive organisations

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Hidden Disabilities Sunflower

Use the Sunflower symbol to discreetly indicate you may need assistance due to a hidden disability.

Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB)

Register with RNIB for valuable information and communication resources related to health and social care.

Accessibility services

See City St George's accessibility statements
See information about neurodiversity
Explore services like SensusAccess, providing alternate media solutions for educational institutions (requires payment).
Henshaws: A northern charity supporting people with sight loss and various disabilities.
Calibre Audio: A subscription-free service offering unabridged audiobooks for those unable to access standard print.
Listening Books: An online and postal audiobook lending service for individuals with reading difficulties; membership available at different price points.
Living Paintings: Offers tactile books with audio for blind and partially sighted individuals, distributed through a free postal library service.

Converting formats

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File conversion services

Use Zamzar to convert various file formats, including PDF to Word, Excel to PDF, and PPT to JPG.
Explore ILovePDF for free and user-friendly PDF to Word conversion tools.
Scan printed documents to PDF for accessibility; text readers can interpret scanned text.
Utilise the read-aloud feature in Microsoft Word after converting documents.

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