Repair Café - Te Atatu South

It's time to get that item fixed rather than throwing it away!

Come along to the Repair Café to get your items repaired for FREE!! It's being held at the Te Atatu South Community Centre, at 247 Edmonton Road.

We are open from 5pm to 8pm on the first Friday of every month.

Repair Cafés are events where you can bring broken or damaged items and locals volunteer their time and expertise to fix them for you for no charge. The idea is to encourage the concept of Repair-Renew-Reuse.

It is all part of the circular economy which is what Doughnut Economics is all about.

One of the special aspects of a Repair Café is that you get to stay with the repairer while your item is being fixed. You may even learn how to fix it yourself next time.

From past experience, about 70% of items are successfully repaired.
If you are happy with your repair, donations / koha gratefully received
to help fund future Repair Cafés.

Our volunteer repairers are ready to help with:
- Small electrical appliances
- Clothing that needs fixing
- Smaller furniture pieces that need to be repaired
- Bikes that need to be serviced
- Toys and other general items
- Laptops and other electronics

This event is sponsored by:
DEANZ - Doughnut Economics Advocates New Zealand
The Te Atatu South Community Centre

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WANT TO VOLUNTEER?
Keen to help out? If you have skills that you want to share, or if you have any questions, please contact: teatatu.rc@doughnuteconomicsnz.com
Delivered by DEANZ - Doughnut Economics Advocates New Zealand