What is Kommuniti?
Kommun (Swedish for Township) iti (Maori for Small) Kommuniti – Small Townships or Suburbs where you choose to live

Welcome to Kommuniti
Simply, Neighbours getting to know their neighbours and their neighbours, neighbours, online and face to face at our Kommuniti Socials. This is our vision for building Community Happiness and Wellbeing

Why Kommuniti
It takes a village to raise a child is a well-known African proverb meaning that an entire community of people must interact with children for those children to experience the good behaviour of a Wellbeing Community and grow into contributing members of society.

The global pandemic of 2019 showed us the value of connectedness for our wellbeing, and how human we are in wanting to be together, nurture, and support each other.

Our World has become a Global Community, but we must focus on localisation if we are to thrive and survive as a civic society.
 

The graphic above shows what residents in the South East Ward of the City of Joondalup who attended workshops held by the City, want to see, feel, and hear between 2022 and 2032.

Utilising Social Media and Face to Face Social gatherings we have quickly built up a Kommuniti of close to 2000 residents.

Our Joondalup LGA Kommuniti Hub is now allowing these members to participate in many of our planned Socials, Groups, Activities, Workshops, and Events that bring communities closer together.

Our Kommuniti FREE membership includes.........

Nextdoor Kommuniti
It's where communities come together to greet newcomers, exchange recommendations, and read the latest local news. Where neighbours support local businesses and get updates from public services. Where neighbours borrow tools and sell couches. It's how to get the most out of everything nearby. 

Kommuniti Café 
We meet multiple times a month and support local coffee shops at times and on days that are suitable for the neighbours.

Edible Garden Kommuniti
Part of the Grow It Local network encourages people to grow and exchange their own fruits and vegetables. We meet online and offline to share tips and learn permaculture ways. Days and times vary.

Kommuniti Walking Group
Heart Foundation approved walks for keeping healthy. Suburb by suburb, days, and times by consent.

Kommuniti Kindness
How much does it cost to be Kind? Yes, usually nothing, so if you want to See Kind, Be Kind. Join our Kommuniti Kindness Socials to share Kindness far and wide.

Connected Kommuniti
In our increasingly digital world, the importance of connected communities striving for collective wellbeing cannot be overstated. As we navigate the complexities of modern life, the synergy of interconnected communities can be a transformative force, addressing some of the most pressing social issues of our time: Loneliness, Poverty, and Homelessness.

Transition Kommuniti
Transition is a movement that has been growing since 2005. It is about communities stepping up to address the big challenges they face starting locally. They are reclaiming the economy, sparking entrepreneurship, reimaging work, reskilling themselves, and weaving webs of connection and support. Courageous conversations are being had and extraordinary change is unfolding around;

* Permaculture * Worms and Composting * Water Savings * Repair Labs * Renewable Energy * Reducing Waste * Community Transport * Incorporation Governance * Tool Libraries * Car Sharing

What are you waiting for, it's time to get to know your neighbours!

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