CTF has been instrumental in setting up 194 Toy Libraries all over India; 86 in Mumbai alone. The Limca Book of Records 1998 has recorded this feat under Human Story - (page no. 49). Toy Libraries have been started at orphanages, schools, crèches, industrial and business establishments, mentally retarded institutions, physically handicapped institutions, Homes for the Aged, worker colonies and even in jails. Youth associations and womens' organizations have approached us to guide them. We conduct ‘On the Spot Game Contests’ at inter school level. We develop indigenous games,

which are made available to toy libraries. We visit hospitals such as Bhatia Hospital & Harkisondas Hospital (both in Mumbai) every Sunday to entertain sick children with games and toys. We write articles on games and puzzles, which have been published in ‘Femina’ and ‘Tarang’. We have a full-fledged Toy Library. Every evening, street children come to play games of their choice. We have trained volunteers to teach to play, and also oversee them. The atmosphere is truly divine. Come and see how the young children laugh and enjoy themselves.

Our activities also include:

1) To help and guide to set up toy/game libraries. Already 202 toy/game libraries have been started in       orphanages, hospitals, jails,old people homes, schools, slums, and for street children.
2) To conduct ‘On The Spot Games Contests’ xx at interschool level.
3) Our volunteers entertain sick children in hospitals with toys, games stories, films etc.
4) To develop indigenous games like Game Bank, Sour Grapes, Relate 3, I Drop be 2^nd to be 1^st etc.
5) To bring about awareness, write articles in newspapers, magazines
   and now to give new dimension…….

The van goes to children homes, hospitals, muncipal schools & slums. It has already covered 62 villages of Maharashtra. Van has also completed first phase of toy/game. Library promotion tour programme succesfully covering 10 states of Northern India.

1. Our Mg. Trustee has served International Association as a link person and a Board Member,
2. We are awarded for our concept of ‘Children’s Olympics’ by International Toy library Association and Internatioinal Association for child right to play
3. The Foundation is in Limca Book of Records for its feat.
4. The Foundation has provided know-how & guidance for setting up toy/game libraries to NGO’s in Bangladesh, Sharjah etc.
5. U.S. India Business Council has recommended our name in ‘An introductory Guide to Corporate Partnership in India’ as a worthy organisations to receive charities

To set up toy libraries throughout India and guide neighbouring countries as an international gesture of brotherhood, to set up a museum of toys, games, puzzles, to arrange exchange of visits of children of the world by developing play culture, to give coaching in games like chess, carrom, Bridge etc.

1) Make a corpus of 1 million US dollars.
2) Receive donation of old/new toys , games and special toys for the children in special needs-blind, mentally retarded or physically handicapped.
3) Welcome volunteers with special skills in handicrafts, puppetry , music theater, etc.

You may also support schemes

1) Mobile play van- 1 year Rs. 3 Lakhs (towards maintenance, staff, diesel, etc).
2) Toy libraries -cost of one library aprx. Rs.25,000/-
3) Organising on the spot contests - Interschool - Rs 20,000/- apx.
                                                      Interstate -Rs.50,000/-apx.

We endeavour in UNO's Charter:
"The child shall have full opportunity for play and recreation which should be directed to the same purpose as education. Society and public authorities shall endeavour to promote the enjoyment of this right."

Our troops are without a king and a queen, help us to build a bridge for future citizens filled with lots of fun and learn.