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The Pubic Library: A Factor of Social Inclusion in the Local Community

Of all the types of libraries in a country, public libraries best express the community, as they perform a number of functions and tasks that constitute a real support for community members in information, education, and building the identity of the local community as a whole. Public libraries have, as their main specificity, the fact that they serve a very heterogeneous public as typology including informational, educational, and cultural needs. Users of public libraries are people of all age groups that have professional backgrounds, personal and professional concerns, and very different areas of interest. Public libraries fulfil their mission and social role to the extent that they succeed in harmonising the needs of all categories of users and in becoming an identity element of the community served. Moreover, the public library is the partner of local authorities in all projects and activities that support disadvantaged groups in the community, thus contributing to the social inclusion of all members of the community, whether they are poor, elderly, with certain disabilities, minority, of other nationality, or with any other characteristic that might indicate a form of vulnerability of the individual in the community.