Central America

October 2024

El Salvador

 Past Missions - October 2024 - El Salvador

In partnership with World Vision Canada, The Toy Movement reached 21,266 children across El Salvador by distributing a wide range of toys—including soccer balls, Etch A Sketches, Rubik’s Cubes, board games, card games, and building sets—to organizations supporting children and youth. Churches, schools, and community associations now use these tools to foster learning, social development, and play, allowing children to build skills, confidence, and experience the simple joy of fun.

    Past Missions

    Asia

    January 2024 - January 2025

    China

    The Toy Movement partnered with Save the Children Canada to bring more than 20,000 toys to children in need in China. In China, children’s mental health and well-being has been challenged by rapid urbanization, digital transformation and large-scale population movements leading to changes in family structures. In urban areas, working parents often spend little time with their children. In rural communities, many “left-behind children” are raised by grandparents while their parents work in cities. Through this project, we were able to play a key role in building mental health support systems crucial to responding to children’s emotional and developmental needs.

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    Africa

    October 2024

    Zimbabwe

    In partnership with World Vision Canada, The Toy Movement reached 12,160 children in Zimbabwe by bringing toys into classrooms across the country. Teachers observed improved attendance, attitudes, and confidence as lessons in math, science, and reading came to life through play. Through independent and group activities, children built social skills, cooperation, and self-confidence while rediscovering the joy of learning.

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    Africa

    October 2024

    Zambia

    In partnership with World Vision Canada, The Toy Movement reached 10,244 children in Zambia by delivering educational toys to schools across the country. Teachers reported decreased absenteeism as children became more excited to attend classes that now include hands-on, playful learning. Games, puzzles, and sports equipment helped students develop problem-solving skills, coordination, teamwork, and cooperation—turning learning into an engaging and joyful experience.

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