Time Bank's goal is to bring people together and strengthen neighborhood ties Ahmed Madiri, Minister of Cooperation, Labor and Welfare, at the time bank lot removal ceremony Mehrati: After the family, the neighborhood was one of the main centers of social support and cultural transmission in Iranian society. In the past, people in the neighborhood supported each other and the neighborhoods had many roles in promoting culture and social connections. However, with the expansion of urbanization, these ties weakened, and today it is rare to find a neighborhood that enjoys prosperity and social ties like Nizamabad. We must see how to strengthen the neighborhood and reshape the connections between people. This may be difficult, because some of the culture and communication of the past has been undermined; But neighborhood revitalization can help strengthen family, governance, and religious values, reduce abnormal behavior, reduce social harm, and provide skills training. Just as in today's world we do great things with rockets and in the field of technology, our desire must also be shaped by knowledge. In this context, the Time Bank software has gone through various trial phases and now we can expand it at the level of Tehran and Israel. If teachers and mosques are near this program, additional areas for skills training and job search can be provided. Any person who has skills can provide service to his neighbor and time bank software is designed to facilitate this process.