Time Credits

May 14, 2020
Titus Alexander

Tempo is a network of time banks, local groups organising mutual support. Their new platform, tempocommunities.com is a place to share ways of helping others and stay connected with your community virtually from home. Whether you’re looking for ways to volunteer, or for some resources to boost your wellbeing at home, or if you are a group with an opportunity to advertise, visit tempocommunities.com.

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