Transitioning my Community Development Facilitator role into Te Toi Mahana, the new community housing charitable trust which took over services from WCC City Housing.

Working with Council officers, external partners, and diverse, low-income tenants to develop a City Housing food resilience strategy. Supervision of nine active, onsite tenant community gardens across the city. Support of several tenant volunteer-run surplus food distributions. Facilitation of partner and tenant-led gardening, cooking, and composting events, addressing food insecurity and building belonging. Managing infrastructure projects, such as a new raised bed garden, a Council-funded tenant compost hub (max 50 households contributing), and an urban māra kai (food garden by and for Māori). Coordinating a Wellington food security network of 30+ local growers, chefs, educators, and community workers with monthly meetings.

Leading a team of urban agriculture experts, chefs, artists, and community builders to plan and deliver a speculative design x urban agriculture workshop. Creating a space for rangatahi (youth) and local sustainability leaders to collaboratively imagine what food systems in Te Whanganui-a-Tara 2050 might look like. Funded by the Weave Fund (formerly the Working Together More Fund) and hosted by Matairangi/Mount Victoria's Innermost Gardens.

Producing website and social media copy and visual content for BGI, a non-profit youth development organisation. Assisting with planning and carrying out community engagement in the BGI kitchen, orchard, and māra kai (food garden). Part of the core team delivering the Thursday Flows programme — a weekly, youth-led session for intergenerational knowledge sharing and play.

Selling luxury, locally designed, natural fibre clothing. Management of the Matakana store.

Developing confidence and capability with actors aged 7-15 within a respected talent agency.

Weekly film schedule programming, staff supervision, and cash handling.

Four months on the Volume: Making Music in Aotearoa Exhibition.