Timebanking UK 2018 Conference WELCOME DAY 1 Celebrating 20 years - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Timebanking UK 2018 Conference

Celebrating 20 years of timebanking in the UK

WELCOME DAY 1

Celebrating 20 years of timebanking in the UK

DAY 1 Wed 5th September

8:45am

Registration and Refreshments

Celebrating 20 years of timebanking in the UK

DAY 1 Wed 5th September 8.45am Registration and refreshments 9.30am Opening by Lord Low of Dalston and Sarah Bird, CEO Timebanking UK 9.50am The story behind timebanking in the UK by Martin Simon (Founder of Timebanking UK), David Boyle and a selection of flagship time banks - hear about their journeys over the years. 11.15am Refreshment Break 11.30am Showcase for time banks across the country 12.30pm Lunch 1.30pm Workshops:

Celebrating 20 years of timebanking in the UK

DAY 1 Wed 5th September

9:30am

Opening by Lord Low of Dalston and Sarah Bird

Celebrating 20 years of timebanking in the UK

DAY 1 Wed 5th September

9:50am

The Story of Timebanking in the UK

by Martin Simon, David Boyle And a selection of flagship Timebanks

Celebrating 20 years of timebanking in the UK

DAY 1 Wed 5th September

Martin Simon

Timebanking in the UK

Origins

• Utopians
• M.O.R.E.
• Japan
• “Funny Money”
• Fair Shares
• Rushey Green

We can have what we need if we share what we have

• Everyone has gifts to share
• One hour is one time credit
• Time credit = promise
• Relationships
• Collective memory
• Community Pot
• We do the asking
• Do it when you can
• Letter of introduction

IRON RULE: Never, never do for others what they can do for themselves.

• People are reluctant to offer

unsolicited help, they like to be asked first.

• People tend to be ‘overcome with

shyness’ when it comes to asking for help from others.

• People believe that they have little
• f value to offer others.
• People say that they want to give

unselfishly and yet often feel disappointed when they don’t receive help in return.

Celebrating 20 years of timebanking in the UK

DAY 1 Wed 5th September

Reyaz

Celebrating 20 years of timebanking in the UK

DAY 1 Wed 5th September

Funme

• TIME BANKING , MENTAL HEALTH &
• MENTAL WELLBEING
• BY
• FUNMI OLOWE
• PAXTON GREEN TIME BANK
• 07789 705 777

Celebrating 20 years of timebanking in the UK

DAY 1 Wed 5th September

Alison

12/10/2018 Coproduced by: Alison Paule & Kemi Adeboye 15

Alison Paule – Director Paxton Green Time Bank alison@pgtimebank.org

12/10/2018 Coproduced by: Alison Paule & Kemi Adeboye 16

TBUK / London Time Bank Network

12/10/2018 Coproduced by: Alison Paule & Kemi Adeboye 17

12/10/2018 Coproduced by: Alison Paule & Kemi Adeboye 18

12/10/2018 Coproduced by: Alison Paule & Kemi Adeboye 19

12/10/2018 Coproduced by: Alison Paule & Kemi Adeboye 20

Where it all started Where it began

South London, SE21 Doctor Gemma Born in 2008

12/10/2018 Coproduced by: Alison Paule & Kemi Adeboye 21

The Remit

Reduce Isolation Increase Inclusion Improve Wellbeing

12/10/2018 Coproduced by: Alison Paule & Kemi Adeboye 22

Health Payoff of Time Banks – New York Times

12/10/2018 Coproduced by: Alison Paule & Kemi Adeboye 23

Direct connection between patients self esteem and their ability to make needed behavioural changes.

“working with time banks, where everyone is valued and everyone has assets, helps people to revalue

• themselves. Only when you start to feel that positivity

about yourself do you feel more able to take on these challenges” Dr Evans, Paxton Green Time Bank Trustee

5 Ways to Wellbeing

12/10/2018 Coproduced by: Alison Paule & Kemi Adeboye 24

Be Active Be Active Connect Connect Give Give Take Notice Take Notice Keep Learning Keep Learning

Popular Group Activities

12/10/2018 Coproduced by: Alison Paule & Kemi Adeboye 25

Arts and Crafts Day Trips Social Evenings

Training Courses Picnics Oyster Day Out

Members Coproducing Holidays Camping TBUK AGM 2010 Glastonbury

12/10/2018 Coproduced by: Alison Paule & Kemi Adeboye 26

12/10/2018 Coproduced by: Alison Paule & Kemi Adeboye 27

12/10/2018 Coproduced by: Alison Paule & Kemi Adeboye 28

12/10/2018 Coproduced by: Alison Paule & Kemi Adeboye 29

"Paxton Green Time Bank is doing a fantastic job in helping our communities get together to help others and help themselves, sharing their skills and time. My background in mental health lets me really appreciate the contribution Timebanking makes to well-being, particularly for those who may be less advantaged in our communities: the social contact, the learning, sharing, giving and receiving, and the value of an increase in a sense of self worth that it brings to many people - and all while making friends and having some fun!"

12/10/2018 Coproduced by: Alison Paule & Kemi Adeboye 30

Celebrating 20 years of timebanking in the UK

DAY 1 Wed 5th September

Naomi

Building with broken stones

This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND

Community cafe

Gardening

The HOurBank community

Celebrating 20 years of timebanking in the UK

DAY 1 Wed 5th September

David Boyle

The last twenty years… and all that

David Boyle 5 September 2018

New Weather Institute/David Boyle

“Somewhere in the process something has gone wrong. If you're constantly defining people by what they lack or need, it's not difficult for people to lose sense of what they have to give. And it's not a humane way to live.” Edgar Cahn

Cahn

Co-production origins

“Co-production implies that citizens can play an active role in producing public goods and services of consequence to them.” Elinor Ostrom

Ostrom

“A shared willingness

• f residents to

intervene and social trust, a sense of engagement and

• wnership of public

space”. Robert Sampson on collective efficacy

Sampson

1.Professionals also need help from their clients,

their clients’ families and their neighbours.

2.Service users are a wasted asset. 3.We all depend on the ‘core economy’.

Three big ideas

Not quite a bestseller…

The first nationwide impact (Midweek)

In and out

Memories of community

An attempt to set the agenda…

The critical piece of research…

Rushey Green

Small DIY

My time bank family

“Co-production means delivering public services in an equal and reciprocal relationship between professionals, people using services, their families and their

• neighbours. Where activities are co-

produced in this way, both services and neighbourhoods become far more effective agents of change.”

Almost a definition

Final reports

• I think I know what we did right!
• It was the most thrilling period of my life…
• At all costs avoid factions – people have

different priorities.

Final thoughts

Final story

www.newweather.org www.therealpress.co.uk www.radix.org.uk www.david-boyle.co.uk

dcboyle@gmail.com

Contact me

Celebrating 20 years of timebanking in the UK

DAY 1 Wed 5th September

Martin Simon

Timebanking now

PEOPLE POWERED CHANGE

Discovering Strengths Asking Questions Stepping Back Community led Action Staying Found

PRODUCES

• Connected neighbourhoods
• Relationships and sharing
• Kindness to self and others
• Conviviality
• Speaking out
• Live and let live
• Give and take
• Inventiveness
• Autonomy

PSYCHOLOGICAL RESILIENCE

“ ”

Can (Facebook) adopt a new model that encourages people to go online only when it is really necessary and to devote more attention to their physical environment and to their

• wn bodies and senses? What would the shareholders think

about this model? Yuval Noah Harari

Timebanking can.

Celebrating 20 years of timebanking in the UK

DAY 1 Wed 5th September

11:15am

Refreshments

Celebrating 20 years of timebanking in the UK

DAY 1 Wed 5th September

11:30am

Time banks across the country

Celebrating 20 years of timebanking in the UK

DAY 1 Wed 5th September

12:30pm

Lunch

Celebrating 20 years of timebanking in the UK

DAY 1 Wed 5th September 1.30pm Workshops:  How to Get Your Message Across

Laraine Winning, Voluntary Arts England

 SROI for beginners

Dave Goslyn

 Time Online 2 – An Introduction

Ian Toplis, TBUK

3.00pm Refreshment Break 3.15pm World café – topics to include:

 Involving refugees and asylum seekers  Working with young people  Income generation ideas and budgeting  Managing difficult situations  Working with local businesses and organisations

4.45pm Close

Celebrating 20 years of timebanking in the UK

DAY 1 Wed 5th September

1:30pm

• How to get your message across

Laraine Winning, Voluntary Arts England

Newton

• SROI for beginners

David Goslyn

Mead

• Time Online 2 – An introduction

Ian Toplis

Cavendish

Celebrating 20 years of timebanking in the UK

DAY 1 Wed 5th September

3:00pm

Refreshments

Celebrating 20 years of timebanking in the UK

DAY 1 Wed 5th September

3:15pm

World Café

• Involving refugees and asylum seekers
• Working with young people
• Income generation ideas and budgeting
• Managing difficult situations
• Working with local businesses and organisations

Celebrating 20 years of timebanking in the UK

DAY 1 Wed 5th September

4:45pm

Close