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2021-12-07 Services & Organisation Committee Meeting Agenda
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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 7 DECEMBER 2021
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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 7 DECEMBER 2021
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1. Introduction
Public libraries:
* are safe places, where everyone is welcome
and receives equal respect and where diversity of
opinion is encouraged
* nurture the concept of “community wellbeing”
by supporting individuals and building connections
between individuals and organisations
* support the development of programs that cs)
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* are “street corner universities”, supporting formal | BB ,
and informal learning for people of all ages é , f
* provide free access to reading and information, oy) ,
encourage critical thinking and are an important /
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* provide access to information technology F
resources to ensure all members of the community f ya 2
have access to this vital communication form.
Noosa Library Service is strongly valued by our f A ;
communities, providing a highly utilised collection | i .
for borrowing, well attended activities and — :
programs, and a safe and welcoming space to }
meet, study and work. f
Community members of all ages and
socioeconomic circumstances seek support,
information, and social connection from our library
service.
A Mobile Library and outreach service delivers
library resources to residents who are unable to
access the branch libraries and our library service is
supported by volunteers who assist staff and library
users in a variety of ways.
Council makes a significant investment in
libraries and is supported by funding from the
state government through the State Library of
Queensland.
Library services have a culture of continuous
improvement which has seen significant changes
over the past ten years. Noosa Library Service has
been on a path of continuous improvement to find
efficiencies, improve productivity and maximise
resources to meet community expectations.
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