Idea to show time not necessarily money
A new community initiative is looking for contributors.
Timebank IoM gets people to devote an hour of their time to helping someone or providing a service, which they can then 'bank' for when they need something in return.
Valerie Miller, who runs Mother T's in Laxey, is one of those behind the scheme.
She says there's one area in particular which needs to be focused on:
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