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Ōpunake Sustainable Trails Host Helpers

Sustainable Taranaki are looking for Trail Angels to support Clare's Cottage in Ōpunake at this years Backyards Trail. When Sat 31st Oct: 10am - 1pm or 1pm - 4pm Sun 1st Nov, Sat 7th Nov, Sun 8th Nov: 1pm - 4pm What would I do as a Trail Angel? Trail Angels will greet visitors, take tickets, record information and give directions. You will be a huge support for the host (also volunteering their time) to free them up to tour visitors around their backyard and answer questions. How do we support you? We will train you on the Trail Angels tasks and provide all the equipment you need. To say thanks, you will get a bundle card (5 x visits to Backyards), 3 pkts seeds, refreshments from the host and Timebank hours.

Actividades comunitarias Garden Plants Kai Resilience Community Activities south taranaki volunteer

Looking for a bamboo plant to cut some stakes of please - willing to travel

Hi, if anybody has plenty of bamboo that needs a trim would I be able to cut 20ish stakes for garden stakes for tomatoes please

Jardinería / Horticultura Garden gardening Plants Kai Resilience

Hāwera - Looking for fruit trees, seedlings etc

Always keen to add to my garden, let me know if you have any fruit trees or other vege seedlings available

Jardinería / Horticultura Hāwera Garden Kai Resilience Plants

St Mary's Community cupboard/ pātaka kai
Demanda grupal

Taranaki Timebank partners with community groups working towards Kai resilience. We support St Mary's Community Garden in Hawera who has a community cupboard/ the pātaka kai. Home growers also donate produce to keep our community nourished with fresh vegetables. Timebank members are encouraged to share and support this initiative. For each offering of food you will receive one time credit. For each photo you provide will earn you / a time credit. It may be used for Facebook posts. If you do not wish for the photo to be used please let us know. email- ttb.SouthMain@outlook.com

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