The enquiry types for RegenCHOICE
Here is advice where to go.
- I want to find friends
- go to sharing: interest, activity, relationship
- you can choose a lower level of involvement, so that people looking for a couple relationship don't find you.
- I want to find relationship partners (as many dating or introduction services do)
- go to sharing: interest, activity, relationship
- choose a higher level of involvement, and enquire for the qualities you are looking for.
- I want to find people with a shared interest of any kind
- go to sharing: interest, activity, relationship
- and choose what level of involvement you are looking for.
- I want to find someone to share some leisure or sporting activity – bird-watching; tennis; chess; whatever
- go to sharing: interest, activity, relationship
- and put in the activities you want to share.
- If no money is involved, and if intending to relate as equal people
- go to sharing: interest, activity, relationship
- otherwise go elsewhere.
- I want to find people to explore starting a business or venture with
- go to business partnership, collective, venture
- and find a way of indicating the area of business you are interested in.
- I want to join partners of equal status in my or their existing business
- go to business partnership, collective, venture.
- I want to found a craft, trade or professional organisation of people with similar standards and values
- go to business partnership, collective, venture.
- I want to find people to share a house or flat with
- go to sharing living arrangements
- and put in the location you want to live in, and the age or anything else about the people you want to share with.
- I want to start a commune / co-housing project / ecovillage / ashram / etc.
- go to sharing living arrangements
- and put in the location you are interested in, and the values, qualities, beliefs or characteristics of the people you want to share with.
- I want to join an existing commune / co-housing project / ecovillage / ashram / etc.
- go to sharing living arrangements
- and put in the location you are interested in, and the values, qualities, beliefs or characteristics either of the people you want to share with or the group as a whole.
- I want someone to do something for me or help me:
- if you don't want to be their employer
- go to individual jobs & help;
- but if you want to employ them
- go instead to employment with organisations.
- I want someone to fix something at my home
- go to individual jobs & help
- and put in the needed trade or profession.
- I want a volunteer to help me, and I can't pay them
- go to individual jobs & help
- and put in that you want a volunteer, not a professional.
- I want help from someone more experienced or knowledgeable
- go to individual jobs & help
- and put in the area you want help with.
- I want a tutor, a coach, a counsellor, a therapist
- go to individual jobs & help
- and put in what you want.
- I'm offering unpaid or volunteer help to individuals
- go to individual jobs & help
- and put in that you are volunteering, not for money.
- I am experienced or knowledgeable, and wish to help others
- go to individual jobs & help
- put in your areas of knowledge, experience or expertise.
- I am a tutor, a coach, a counsellor, a therapist
- go to individual jobs & help
- and put in details of your trade, profession or occupation.
- For individuals with different roles where there may be money involved
- go to individual jobs & help
- I want to join a club or association to share some interest or activity
- go to people joining clubs, organisations and groups
- (there may be restrictions on membership, or fees).
- I want to join a music club or organisation
- go to people joining clubs, organisations and groups
- and put in kind of music, level, and type (band, choir, orchestra, etc.).
- I want to join a club for sport or leisure activity
- go to people joining clubs, organisations and groups
- and put in chosen activity.
- I want to play in a rule-governed game, or participate in a shared activity, as agreed between participants
- go to people wanting to play
- What kinds of games are there?
- Obvious examples include:
- board games, either in person at a particular location, or online on an agreed platform;
- role-playing games;
- non-competitive games;
- physical sports that do not require pitches, courts, or other club-owned facilities;
- self-organised singing or playing music together;
- ….
- The variety of games is limited only by people's imagination and common sense. Any group of people may propose a new game to be included in the games here: to do this, there must first be general agreement that the game is clear. That group, who will consider requests for changing the rules.
- The intention here is to open up play and recreation to people outside of established clubs for known games.
- Games must have no consequences in life outside the game, except that you get to know the other players better.
- It is not envisaged that this service will actually provide game play. The point is that when two or more people have agreed to play a game together, those people will be put in touch, and they will be responsible for setting up the game either in real life or in any platform they choose.
- The common ground for all games is that all participants agree to play according to their selected role according to the rules, and anyone feeling uncomfortable may drop out at any time, for example if another player breaks the rules.
- I want to find a business or organisation to employ me
- go to employment with organisations
- to find corresponding employers
- I want to find an employee or volunteer for my business or organisation
- go to employment with organisations
- to find people who want to work for my organisation
- I want to do some voluntary work for an organisation
- go to employment with organisations
- and put in that no money is required
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