Leadership & Executive Governance
Keyoma | Founder & Executive Director
Driven by over 12 years of specialized healthcare, addictions, mental health, and community advocacy experience, Keyoma established the London Food & Wellness Hub as a community-first social enterprise. We combine low-barrier food access with trauma-informed wellness education ensuring no family in London, Ontario has to choose between basic needs, personal dignity, and emotional well-being.
Our Story: A Vision for Dignity
A community-first social enterprise nourishing bodies, uplifting minds, and restoring dignity.
Through years in healthcare, mental health, and community advocacy, I saw firsthand the heavy toll of food insecurity, isolation, and systemic gaps on single-parent households, youth, and low-income families. Food insecurity does not exist in a vacuum it is deeply tied to stress, mental health, and trauma. The London Food & Wellness Hub was created to nourish bodies, uplift minds, and restore authentic community belonging.
My Journey & Qualifications
Rooted in lived experience, community care, and cultural understanding. My background in addictions, mental health, and healthcare leadership guides every program we offer. Combining evidence-informed practice with genuine lived empathy, our initiatives are built on safety,
dignity, and trauma-informed care.
Core Focus Areas:
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Trauma-Informed & Holistic Care: Supporting the whole person, not just immediate symptoms.
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Youth & Family Well-Being: Building resilience and practical skills for real-life stability.
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Community Safety & Trust: Formal screening and ethical standards across all programs and volunteers.
Building a Healthier, More Connected London
Whether you are seeking low-barrier support for your household or represent an organization looking to partner for social impact, you belong here.
Holistic Wellness: Food, Belonging & Healing Together
Nourishing mind and body builds stronger families, resilient youth, and connected communities across London, Ontario.
True well-being requires bridging food security, mental health support, and authentic community connection. Systemic barriers often isolate single-parent families, marginalized youth, and underserved households. By breaking down organizational silos and delivering culturally responsive care, we create lasting community stability helping youth thrive in school, parents reduce daily stress, and neighbours find a true place to belong.
🍏 Nourish Immediate Needs: Low-barrier fresh produce distribution, grocery boxes, and practical nutrition education.
🧠 Uplift Mind & Spirit: Culturally affirming wellness circles, trauma-informed care, and practical stress management.
🤝 Connect & Collaborate: Cross-sector partnerships, youth empowerment initiatives, and community resource navigation.
Evidence-Based Impact & Community Research
Grounding our programs in local London data, trauma-informed principles, and measurable social outcome research.
Current Local Crisis in London
Food insecurity in our region has reached critical levels, directly impacting thousands of local families, children, and workers fighting rising living costs.
Metric/Source: 1 in 3 households in Middlesex-London (31.3% / ~194,000 residents) face food insecurity. (Source: Middlesex-London Health Unit, 2024 - 2025 Report).
Cultural Belonging
& Equity
Culturally responsive cooking classes and wellness circles honour community traditions while addressing deep-rooted racial disparities in local food access across London, Ontario.
Metric/Source: 46.7% of Black Canadians and 39.9% of Indigenous households face severe food insecurity nearly double to triple national averages. (Source: PROOF Canada / Statistics Canada).