Meantime is a platform connecting Waitematā youth with activities and opportunities that inspire creativity, wellbeing, and community.

Neighbours Aotearoa (formerly Neighbours Day Aotearoa) is a community development initiative dedicated to growing, connecting and strengthening neighbourhoods across Aotearoa.

Following the severe weather events of 2023, Community Think supported a community-led recovery process across the Sunnynook catchment, engaging more than 100 local residents.

Following the severe weather events of 2023, Community Think partnered with the Milford Recovery Group and Milford Residents Association to support a community-led recovery process.

Community Think partnered with the Ōrākei Local Board to gather community ideas for the future of Ellerslie Town Centre. Through a combination of in-person engagement and an online Polis survey.

Community Think worked with the Panama Riverside Committee to engage local residents and identify shared priorities.

Auckland Council contracted Community Think to engage the community in the local area to gather input to the service design for the remodelled institute.

Community Think was approached to lead a process in partnership with the Rodney Local Board, Ngāti Manuhiri and Motu Design (the core project group) to collect community voices to inform the Warkworth Town Centre Plan.

Community Think worked alongside the newly formed Epuni Fairfield Community Group, and supported two local community activators to build a community-led plan for Epuni Fairfield.

In partnership with West Auckland Together, a collective formed during COVID-19, we captured their community impact through interviews, surveys, and focus groups.

Working alongside an existing youth services network to connect with young people who engaged in a youth-led listening campaign with young people in Dargaville.

Partnered with Auckland Council's Mobile Library and Access Service to explore how mobile outreach could best serve communities facing systemic barriers to participation.

Contracted by Kai Collective Te Awaroa to develop a community-led food security plan for South Kaipara, through food talks, playback theatre, and community engagement.