Joy Ameh is a practicing Canadian pharmacist with professional experience in community pharmacy, patient-centred care, and supporting the health and wellbeing of individuals and families, including vulnerable and underserved populations. She completed her Canadian pharmacy training at the University of British Columbia (UBC) and is a member of the College of Pharmacists of British Columbia.

Joy holds a degree in Pharmacy from Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, Nigeria, and brings experience working within community pharmacy settings where she has supported individuals in accessing appropriate pharmaceutical care, health information, and services. Her professional journey across both Nigerian and Canadian contexts provides her with a valuable perspective on community health, health equity, culturally responsive care, and barriers affecting access to health services among diverse populations.

As Co-Founder and Board Director, Joy has contributed to GoGreen’s organizational development and commitment to building healthier, more resilient, inclusive, and sustainable communities. Her healthcare background strengthens the organization’s understanding of the interconnected relationships between environmental health, climate change, community wellbeing, social vulnerability, and health equity particularly in programmes serving underserved communities. In her governance role, Joy contributes to strategic oversight, organizational accountability, community engagement, safeguarding, and partnership development. Her commitment to accessible and community-centred healthcare complements GoGreen’s broader mission of building healthier, more resilient, inclusive, and sustainable communities.