In 2011, after the implementation of the EU-funded project “Development of Study Infrastructure and Upgrading of Basic Facilities to Adapt Them to the Special Needs of Students with Severe Physical Disabilities at LKKA”, the third floor of the library was built, and a reading room, an access ramp, a lift, and a toilet were built for visitors with mobility disabilities.
In 2018, specialised workstations were installed on the first floor of the library to help improve the quality of studies for students with visual impairments. The workstations are equipped with a Braille printer with an acoustic cabinet, a Sara™ CE text recognition and reading device, a Topaz® PHD video magnifier, a DAISY e-book reader, and students have access to multi-functional players and other special software. The technical and software equipment was donated to the library by the State Study Fund (SSF) within the framework of the project “Increasing Access to Studies”.
In 2021, adjustable ergonomic chairs and adjustable keyboard trays for patrons with reduced mobility were purchased and transferred to the Library with the funds from the SSF project.
The reading room was also equipped with a computerised workstation for visitors with hearing impairments, ensuring the accessibility of the Lithuanian sign language interpreter service.