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Tendring Time Bank

registered charity number 1191431

At our Centre at 30a St. Osyth Road, Clacton-on-Sea, we run various activities, all chosen by the members, including: Art and Craft Days, Family Research, a Men Only afternoon, and a Drop-in afternoon to play board games or cards. The chosen board game has tiles consisting of colours and numbers, so that dyslexia, autism and brain damage do not exclude any member from participating.

About Us

Mind Referrals

Because our premises are small and welcoming, we have had many referrals from Mind, for people with nervous dispositions or social anxiety.

Donations

Donations of collections of items such as foreign stamps that need sorting into countries and sets, so duplicates can be offered for sale in smaller packets, as with packets of buttons that have been sorted, and many books and jigsaw puzzles.

Help is Always Needed!

Help is always needed at the Centre to sort donated items, dress the windows to reflect calendar events, such as Christmas, Easter, Mothers’ Day, the Saints Days, Halloween, and the Anniversary of our Open Day around the 23 April, which is also St. George’s Day.

Regular volunteers are needed to cover specific days of the week, so we can increase our opening hours, and those with some admin skills can learn to enter their own exchanges to record time credits earned, spent or donated, as well as entering group exchanges and running activity reports, and keeping a check on current membership levels.

Why Volunteer?

The main object of Time Banking is to help people to help each other, by exchanging skills and information, for Time Credits rather than money. This can be in the Time Bank Centre, at individual members’ premises or in groups, such as our walking group, the Clacton Walking and Social group.

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Share your Knowledge

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Meet new People

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Promote Better Living

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Safe and Comfortable Environment

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Give Time, Receive Time

"Timebank has saved my life! People here are so supportive and I have made lots of special friends. I really don’t know how I would have coped without Timebank, I can always pop in and see a friendly face! They are like family to me.''

''Belonging to TimeBank has been good for me. I have enjoyed helping people and appreciate how lucky I am. My down-sell-me skills have been useful. I have other skills that could be harnessed but this is now happening. ''

''It is a good company with interesting people. We swap stories and anecdotes, exchange knowledge and help each other and share motivation.''

''When I first met people from Timebank, I was homeless, unemployed and could see no way out of my situation. With their help and guidance, I managed to find lodgings, and am now employed full-time.''

Contact Us Today to Offer your Time