After being forced to play at home due to Covid last year, toy libraries, schools, and other organisations came out in full force to celebrate World Play Day thisyear. We proudly share some highlights from the day with you.

Every quarter, TLASA publishes a newsletter to share our stories with followers and supporters. Our second newsletter for 2021 is now live. Simply click on the image below to read.

*Invitation to attend TLASA’s Annual General Meeting 2021* According to our Constitution we are inviting you to attend the virtual annual general meeting that will be hosted via Google Meet on 13 July 2021 from 14:00 to 15:30. The Agenda is attached for your information....

Every quarter, TLASA publishes a newsletter to share our stories with followers and supporters. Our first newsletter for 2021 is now live. Simply click on the image below to read.

Due to Covid, we have decided to move our Quarterly seminars online this year. The first one is in two weeks’ time! From our new membership registration process, we see that members are having difficulties registering their toy libraries with the required institutions. In our...

We are excited to introduce our new Committee member to you. Melody Nyathi is now responsible for the Membership portfolio. You can expect contact from her in the following weeks. She will be engaging with members to learn more about the toy libraries we represent....

Living in a small town, I often feel it is harder to show people the great work being done here. Our audience is just generally smaller than big organisations with large online followings. But we want you to know that we see you and that...

Please note that there are still a number of TLASA members who have not renewed their membership for the year. With our online membership management, you will receive an automated email when your membership is about to expire. If you are having problems with the...

Did you know toy libraries can cater for people of all ages? Read this interesting article on using play to encourage positive aging in Taiwan. TLs for the elderly are common in Asia. Do you know of any in your area? www.wjrr.org/download_data/WJRR1201011.pdf?fbclid=IwAR3N9lBfY43LK3ZLmhCxca2u8OJXNv-Pd3Juondq_OzDxcCSjxMZM3Yp-sU