Well Well Well

25 Feb 2021

Tit4Tat – Energy Exchange Portal

Community, Society & Culture, Volunteer

Join us this week as we introduce to you a community resource revolution in the making. Yelena Galystan, founder of Tit4Tat comes on the show to have a chat about the inspiration behind this innovative new movement.

Tit4Tat is essentially a community-driven energy exchange portal where a loving community shares their skills, services and resources, in exchange for receiving skills, services and resources – without any monetary exchange.

The concept has already proven to be very successful and you’ll get to hear first hand from Leana, her experience of exchanging services through Tit4Tat.

 

 

Leana Flaneur – Participant of the Tit4Tat Community

 

 

 

Useful Links

Tit4Tat Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/tit4tatenergy

Tit4Tat Melbourne group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/tit4tatmelbourne

Tit4Tat Byron group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/tit4tatbyron

Tit4Tat Handle: @tit4tat_

Tit4Tat Instagram page: https://www.instagram.com/tit4tat_

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