Over 700 educators packed the Hilton Hotel on 11th December, 2013 for the Happiness in Action symposium hosted by ReThink Ltd.  The educators were there to hear the profound insights of keynote speaker Randy Taran, founder of Project Happiness, a non-profit organisation that teaches Happiness as a subject to students in over 80 countries worldwide.  The … Continue reading Project Happiness to be Introduced to the T&T Primary Schools →

On the morning of 13th September, 2013 heavy rains caused severe flooding and devastated the Diego Martin area. Several families lost all of their belongings and their homes have been destroyed. In this time of great despair, we at ReThink conducted a food and clothing drive to assist the many families that were in dire … Continue reading Diego Martin Clothing and Food Drive →

On the morning of August 23rd, 2013, hundreds of people across Trinidad and Tobago were pleasantly surprised to receive a random act of kindness from ReThink. It was a simple gesture occurring simultaneously across the island. People visiting doubles vendors in various locations discovered that their early morning local breakfast fare of hot doubles was … Continue reading Double Your Kindness with a ReThink Kindness Card →

Twenty people became homeless as a result of the fires that ravaged Diego Martin and Laventille in August 2013.. Wanting to help relieve, in some small way, the destitution suffered by these communities, ReThink launched a collection drive for clothing and foodstuff to help these families in their time of need. The response was overwhelming. Jamie Mackie … Continue reading Diego Martin Fire Relief →

Rethink is supporting improvements for The Learning Centre in Woodbrook. This is an institution that helps children who are no longer part of the formal education system because they are either academically challenged, underprivileged or victims of abuse. The Learning Centre provides the children with a holistic programme of development that addresses their academic and … Continue reading ReThink Supports The Learning Centre →