George Campbell Reference Library was established in the year 1998 with the gift of books, CDs and video films by Mr. Fernandes, President, and one of the Trustees of the George Campbell Reception Foundation,  Nassau, Bahamas.  It was originally housed on the first floor of the Hasham Sailor Mess. In the wake of urgent reorganisation of the infrastructure facilities, it was decided to adopt a unique concept of combining Library facilities with a Reception Centre. Thus the work on George Campbell Reception Centre commenced in March 2001 with the personal contribution of 75% of the total cost of the Project by Mr Leslie Fernandes. The work on the Centre was completed in December of the same year. The Centre was formally inaugurated on 19th May 2002 by Mrs Cynthia Fernandes, wife of Mr Leslie Fernandes and Mrs Kazuko Yamada, wife of Mr Shoichi Yamada, a Trustee and Representative of the Freedom Foundation, Nassau, Bahamas. While the Reception Centre is located on the Ground Floor, the Reference Library is housed in an hexagonal glass enclosure offering a beautiful view of the Campus. The Library subscribes to over 30 Journals and has a stock of over 2,500 books on various subjects including over 900 rare books. The Library is kept open seven days a week and remains open till 2300 hours on six days a week to facilitate studies by the candidates. A dedicated line for internet connection has been hired from MTNL. A Local Area Network (LAN) provides easy access to the World Wide Web and email. Reprographic facilities that include Photocopier and a Scanner have also been made available in the same premises.

The Reception Centre serves as a central reception area for all candidates arriving at the Campus for various courses. Drinking Water, cold drinks, tea and coffee are available along with PCO and STD facilities. Payment of fees can be made either by cash or by Credit Cards. Cash receipts are immediately issued to the candidates by the Receptionist and the Cashier available in the Reception Centre.