Sunny Corner Toy Library Incorporated

Sunny Corner Toy Library Incorporated is a not-for-profit organisation based in Auburn, New South Wales, Australia. Established in 1983, it serves families with young children by providing access to a wide range of toys and educational resources. The organisation supports early childhood development, especially for children aged 0 to 6 years, including those with developmental delays or special needs. It also assists families facing financial constraints or homeschooling challenges, fostering inclusive play and learning opportunities within the community.

Sunny Corner Toy Library: Lending Toys for Early Childhood Development

Sunny Corner Toy Library’s flagship activity is its toy lending service, which offers families access to a diverse collection of fun, educational, and inclusive toys designed to support early developmental milestones. This service is tailored to children aged 0 to 6 years, including those with special needs, promoting creativity, learning, and social interaction in a supportive environment.

Mission and Vision

The organisation’s mission is to enhance the lives of young children and their families by providing affordable access to toys and resources that encourage learning and development. Its vision is to create an inclusive community where every child, regardless of background or ability, can benefit from play-based learning and social engagement.

Main Objectives

• Provide affordable access to a wide range of toys and educational materials.
• Support early childhood development, including for children with delays or disabilities.
• Assist families experiencing financial hardship or homeschooling challenges.
• Promote inclusive play and social interaction among children and families.

Benefiting Groups

Sunny Corner Toy Library primarily benefits:

• Children aged 0 to 6 years, including those with developmental delays or disabilities.
• Families facing financial constraints who may not afford educational toys.
• Homeschooling families seeking educational support and resources.
• Isolated or disadvantaged families within the Auburn community.

Types of Services or Activities

• Toy lending service offering a variety of educational and developmental toys.
• Resource and support centre for families needing guidance on child development.
• Community engagement activities promoting inclusive play and learning.
• Support for children with special needs through tailored toy selections and advice.