The research focuses on the accessibility and adaptation of content for the blind and visually impaired in public libraries of the Split-Dalmatia County. In modern society, access to information and culture is a fundamental right of all citizens, yet people with disabilities often face numerous challenges. Public libraries play a crucial role in ensuring this access, acting as a bridge between citizens and information. The study identifies barriers such as unavailable materials, technical limitations, and a lack of awareness about the needs of the target group and suggests measures to overcome these obstacles. The aim is to encourage progress towards greater inclusivity and justice, ensuring equal access to knowledge and culture for the blind and visually impaired. In the Split-Dalmatia county, there are 27 public libraries. In the research, 22 libraries out of the total of 27 responded, and 34 librarians participated. The research results confirmed the hypothesis that the Split-Dalmatia county lacks adequately adapted content for blind and visually impaired persons in its public libraries, which results in hindered access to information and culture for this target group of users. The data shows that the equipment of libraries in the Split-Dalmatia county for the blind and visually impaired is variable. Larger libraries such as the City Library Marko Marulić in Split have more resources and opportunities for diverse collaboration, while smaller libraries may have limited resources, which can be reflected in a smaller scope of cooperation