Henry Luyombya

Henry Luyombya is a notable figure based in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada, known for his extensive work in social services and community empowerment. He has over 15 years of experience working with marginalized communities, including youth, refugees, immigrants, and individuals facing homelessness or substance abuse issues. Henry is a licensed clinical social worker in both Ontario and Prince Edward Island, and he also serves as a Mental Health Consultant and Regional Director for the Canadian Congress of Inclusive Diversity and Workplace Equity.

Henry's educational background includes training in International Development, Political Science, and Social Work, with a Master's degree in Clinical Social Work from the University of Toronto. He has volunteered on various boards, including the Uganda Canadian Association of the Greater Toronto Area and the MTV Staying Alive Foundation. Additionally, he co-founded New African Canadians, a not-for-profit organization providing mental wellness, immigration, and settlement support for newly arrived individuals in Canada.

His work includes roles as a clinical social worker with PEERS Alliance and as a Principal Consultant offering empowerment education and counseling services. Henry's dedication to social justice, equity, and community service continues to make a significant impact both locally and internationally​ (Ugandan North American Association)​​ (Polite Canada)​.