Communities Directory: Familien-Gemeinshaft Rat & Tat

Forming Formed: 1996

Familien-Gemeinshaft Rat & Tat

A-3710 Frauendorf 76,

Austria

Self-sufficient family-like community, principles of the first Christians, lifestyle similar to Oneida, farming with "lost crops of the Incas," interested in international-contact conflict solving by humanistic therapy combined with prayer. Different houses come with different density of sharing connected in a public association to advise one another and the helpless.

Contact:

Haus Benediktus
A-3710 Frauendorf 76, Austria
Phone: 0663/9223711, WIEN/4935055

International Telephone Info

Former/Other Names: Rat & Tat Familien-Gemeinschaft

This data is based on the FIC's Communities Directory 2000 edition, www.ic.org, and/or cohousing.org.

Visitors Accepted

Population Adult Members: 6 Child Members: 7 Open to new adults: Yes Open to new children: Yes Gender Balance: 33% M 67% F	Government Decision Making: By consensus Identified Leader: No Leadership Core Group: No	Labor and Money Financial Style: 100% income sharing Join Fee: No
Land and Buildings Other Area: 6 acres (2.4 hectares) Land Owned By: Individual community member(s) Number of Residences: 4	Food, etc. Percentage of Food Grown: over 50% Share Community Meals: Nearly all meals	Social Factors Shared Spiritual Path: Yes Educational Style(s): Public schooled

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