Using the Time Credits model, our City of London programme removes barriers to volunteering by offering flexible, accessible opportunities that help people build confidence, connect with others, and feel proud of where they live.

Our Westminster programme demonstrates how corporate investment can translate directly into meaningful, measurable community impact. As part of the Carlton Dene development in Westminster, Lovell Partnerships funded a dedicated community engagement programme delivered by Tempo. Through this partnership, Lovell’s support enabled the delivery of volunteering, engagement, and community-building activity that strengthened local networks and created opportunities for residents to participate, connect, and thrive.

A national movement rooted in local communities across Wales. Funded by the Welsh Government, Tempo Time Credits Cymru is the first national Time Credits network of its kind globally, working across all 22 local authority areas in Wales. The programme supports national priorities around loneliness, community cohesion and poverty, while enabling people to take part in social action and community life.

Pathways to the Past is a Tempo Time Credits programme in Neath Port Talbot, supported by the National Lottery Heritage Fund. It connects people to local heritage projects, creating pathways into volunteering, participation and community life while celebrating and preserving local history.