
Ronke Ayoola
I’m Ronke, and I work with CPA to create spaces where people can connect, reflect, and take meaningful action in response to the climate and ecological crisis. My work focuses on community building, youth engagement, events, and collaborations that bring together people from different backgrounds to explore what climate action can look and feel like when it is rooted in care, creativity, and relationship. I’m particularly interested in climate justice, collective resilience, intergenerational dialogue, and the role that food, culture, and storytelling can play in strengthening communities. Outside of CPA, I run community food events and retreats, and I’m always curious about how we can build more connected, joyful, and sustainable ways of living together.
Practitioners on the CPA Therapeutic Support Directory offer up to three free sessions to anyone aged 18 or over experiencing eco-related distress. CPA is not a counselling service and is not financially involved with individual practitioners. We simply connect people seeking support with climate-aware professionals.