Resource & Toy Library Broken Hill & Western Region Inc

Resource & Toy Library Broken Hill & Western Region Inc is a community-focused organisation based in Broken Hill, Australia, dedicated to supporting early childhood development and family wellbeing. It provides access to a wide range of educational toys and resources, promoting learning and play for young children, especially in remote and regional areas. The charity plays a vital role in enhancing the social and cognitive skills of children while supporting parents and carers with valuable resources.

Toy Library Broken Hill: Toy and Resource Lending Library

The charity’s main project is its Toy and Resource Lending Library, which offers an extensive collection of educational toys and learning materials to families and early childhood services. This project focuses on promoting child development through play, supporting early learning, and providing equitable access to resources for children aged under six, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities in the Western Region.

Mission and Vision

The organisation’s mission is to enhance the growth and development of young children by providing access to quality educational toys and resources. Its vision is to foster inclusive, supportive communities where every child has the opportunity to learn, play, and thrive regardless of geographic or social barriers.

Main Objectives

• Provide affordable access to educational toys and learning materials.
• Support early childhood development and school readiness.
• Promote social inclusion and engagement for families in remote areas.
• Encourage parental involvement and support through resource sharing.

Benefiting Groups

• Children under six years old, including those from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander backgrounds.
• Families and carers seeking developmental support for their children.
• Early childhood educators and community services in Broken Hill and surrounding Western Region communities.

Types of Services or Activities

• Lending of educational toys and resources to families and childcare providers.
• Support and advice for parents on child development and play-based learning.
• Community outreach to remote areas to ensure equitable access.
• Collaboration with local early childhood services to enhance learning opportunities.

References

The following sources were used to compile this information:

• Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission (ACNC)
• Love the Far West – Early Childhood Services
• ABN Lookup