Contact Info
| Phone: | 64 (3) 328 9243 |
| Office: | 54a Oxford Street Lyttelton |
| Postal: | PO Box 74 Lyttelton 8841 |
| Email: | office@lyttelton.net.nz |
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No More Throw Away People a book by Edgar Kahn, the founder of Timebanking.
The Two Faces of Money a Complementary Currencies DVD
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Julie (Jules) Lee is the Lyttelton Timebank Coordinator and is often busy signing up new members as well as working with existing members. Jules is also now working with Jacinda Gilligan. Jacinda is our 'Trading Buddy'. She is actively matching requests and offers. Jacinda is particularly good at organising fun working bees, swap meets, vege-box system trades and other successful ways of meeting members and encouraging trades. For further help and/or assistance you can contact Jules on 328 7779 / 027 739 1832 and Jacinda on 328 9941. Jules and Jacinda are assisted in managing the TimeBank with the TimeBank Advisory Group:- Chris Twemlow, Margaret Jefferies and Vilma Loader. We are interested in helping your groups or community to start a timebank. We have been well resourced by Project Lyttelton and the Tindall Foundation and have taken some time to adapt an international system to our local kiwi context. We would like to share our experience and resources with you. |
Benefits of Timebanking
Lyttelton Time Bank is set up to strengthen our community. We want neighbours to meet each other, feel confident helping each other and to grow in awareness that we are a community growing strong together.
Read our Relocalize-Timebank Blog to find out more.
Being the change
Project Lyttelton is a non-profit grassroots organisation committed to building sustainable, connected community.
Through a range of innovative projects, PL is harnessing the power of community and fostering hope and inspiration to create a collective future. Our values-based approach is inclusive and participative - we recognise all people have intrinsic value.
Some of our projects include; supporting local food production, looking at ways to meet energy needs through innovative community-based solutions, minimising waste, creating opportunities for people to come together to play, share information and skills, the initiatives continue grow!.
The PL model is attracting interest both nationally and internationally and we are happy to share what we've learned.
Planning on visiting - Print off the Snakes & Ladders Walking Map to discover our historic town.
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