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The Learning Library is a registered charity that provides the unique service of loaning out toys and specialist equipment to adults and children with learning disabilities. Our service is available across County Durham with branches in Spennymoor, Durham and Wheatley Hill. Our service is free to families and is also available to Schools, Day/Residential Services, Child Minders, Private Nurseries and other group organisations for a nominal annual fee.

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The Learning Library is a registered charity that provides the unique service of loaning out toys and specialist equipment to adults and children with learning disabilities. Our service is available across County Durham with branches in Spennymoor, Durham and Wheatley Hill. Our service is free to families and is also available to Schools, Day/Residential Services, Child Minders, Private Nurseries and other group organisations for a nominal annual fee.

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The Learning Library is a registered charity that provides the unique service of loaning out toys and specialist equipment to adults and children with learning disabilities. Our service is available across County Durham with branches in Spennymoor, Durham and Wheatley Hill. Our service is free to families and is also available to Schools, Day/Residential Services, Child Minders, Private Nurseries and other group organisations for a nominal annual fee.

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The Learning Library - History

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We are proud to say that from modest beginnings – a small grant of £50 and a lot of enthusiasm – we now meet the needs of over 650 members and provide a countywide service. Content The Learning Library Icons by Simon Whittaker.

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The Learning Library - What We Do

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We support over 650 members, most of whom use our valuable outreach service. Members can borrow games, jigsaws, toys, musical instruments and specialist sensory equipment some of which may be beyond the reach of the average family budget. We also provide discovery boxes which contain themed items relating to particular topics and travel bags which allow members to experience different countries. All toys and equipment are checked and cleaned upon return to the library. Or via our Facebook page.

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The Learning Library - How Can You Help Us?

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How can you help us? As the Learning Library is a local registered charity we rely totally on funding to keep our valued service up and running. Our sensory and specialist equipment is extremely popular with a lot of our members however these items can be very expensive. We are also constantly looking at expanding our stock and increasing the variety of toys we loan to members. We would greatly appreciate any donations either financial or good quality toys/equipment. Make a single donation.

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This is the Community Centre where our Wheatley Hill branch is located. In June 2011, the National Association of Toy and Leisure Libraries in England and Northern Ireland merged with the National Children's Bureau. Follow links to Social Care and Health). Content The Learning Library Icons by Simon Whittaker.

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The Learning Library - Reaching out to people of all ages with learning disabilities and their carers. The Learning Library is a registered charity that provides the unique service of loaning out toys and specialist equipment to children and adults with learning disabilities. Should you require more information on where to find us and contact details, please follow the link for the contact page. Content The Learning Library Icons by Simon Whittaker.

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