Thinkpublic: public service
and communication design

public service and communication design

We can help you turn your challenge into opportunities and improvements.

Thinkpublic are an award-winning agency focused on using design to improve service experiences in the public sector. We achieve this by working with service providers and the general public to gain understanding of how their services and experiences could be improved. Our dynamic and creative company has worked with the NHS, education, Local Government and the Third Sector.

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Todays Society Guardian supplement has two great articles about the thinkpublic approach and our work with The Alzheimers Society. Click here to read more about ‘Public services face doing more with less’  and to read how Dementia sufferers benefit from person-centred public services click here

Ivo Gormley attends UN Strategic Design Conference

Designing for Value

Promoting active lifestyles in Shropshire

Caring in the 21st century

New school lesson plan on emergency and urgent care services

A time for Social Enterprise

Playmakers launches online

Safeguarding 2.0 An Invitation to a Milestone event

The Liverpool Care Pathway: Improving end of life care in hospitals

thinkpublic, Studios 38-40, London Fruit & Wool Exchange, Brushfield Street, London, E1 6EU
020 7247 2255 | hello@thinkpublic.com

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