Belmont Toy Library Inc

21/09/2026

A reminder to complete this checklist before returning toys to BTL ✅
If you there are any issues with the toys you are returning please reach to the committee member or session leader on duty, we are here to help!

21/09/2026

For those new to BTL, or completing duty for the first time.. here is what to expect!
Let us know in the comments if you have any questions about volunteer sessions at BTL
💚 BTL Committee

30/08/2026

The agenda and information regarding Belmont Toy Library’s AGM has been emailed to members. All members are welcome to attend. The same evening, we will also be holding our Special General Meeting where we will vote on the merger of Belmont Toy Library with Grovedale Toy Library and Geelong West Toy Library as previously outlined to members.
We look forward to seeing all members who can attend.
💚 BTL Committee

30/08/2026

Another busy Saturday at BTL 💚
Thank you to our wonderful volunteers for your contributions!
As usual, we were busiest later in the borrowing session.. So if you’d prefer a quieter time we recommend coming early 🌻

22/08/2026

We will be closed Saturday 5th September.
Come and visit us Wednesday 2nd September or the following Saturday instead 💚
Thank you for your understanding!
💚 BTL Commitee

01/07/2026

BTL is closed over the school holidays.
We look forward to welcoming you back on Saturday 18th July.
Remember to sign up for your Term 3 volunteer duty ASAP
💚 BTL Committee

11/06/2026

28/05/2026

Can you help? 💚

27/05/2026

A heads ups to our community members! 💚

AusAlert will be tested in selected communities across Australia in June 2026.
A test alert will be sent to all mobile devices in the selected testing area at the time of the test. If you are in the test area with a compatible mobile device you may receive the alert.
Devices may vibrate and play a siren-like warning sound for about 10 seconds.
An AusAlert message may appear on device screens. It will clearly say it is a test.

Visit www.ausalert.gov.au for more details

26/05/2026

During borrowing sessions at BTL you will now see committee members wearing a “Can I help you?” sunflower lanyard.

We’re committed to making our space more inclusive, and the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower Program helps raise awareness of non-visible disabilities and lets families know that support is available when they see the sunflower symbol.
We recommend checking out to learn more.

Sunflower lanyards are available for members who wish to wear one during borrowing sessions as a sign that the wearer has a hidden disability and may need additional support. Last weekend we put these just outside the external door.

For our volunteers on duty - if you would like to be involved let the committee member know, and they can provide a ‘can I help you?’ lanyard for you to wear