Our Directors
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Adenike Olarinko
Founder and CEO
Adenike Olarinko is a passionate and experienced social worker with a strong academic and professional foundation. She holds a B.Ed., PGDip, MBA, and MA in Social Work, and has spent over a decade working in the Children and Family Social Work field. Her career also spans roles as a teacher, special needs educator, and career guidance counsellor—each deepening her understanding of the emotional, educational, and practical needs of vulnerable families.
As a wife and mother, Adenike’s personal journey has been shaped by resilience and faith. Having faced many challenges, she has developed a conviction that children deserve to be nurtured in safe, loving environments because they are God’s heritage. She believes that both male and female caregivers must be supported holistically—emotionally, spiritually, practically, and culturally—so they can raise thriving children.
Adenike is passionate about empowering vulnerable families to thrive and reach their full potential. Through holistic support, she aims to address health inequalities and reduce disparities in social care and justice systems, promoting equitable outcomes and preventing unnecessary family breakdowns and youth involvement in the criminal justice system.
Her leadership is grounded in compassion, cultural awareness, and a deep commitment to community wellbeing. Adenike has coordinated programmes for teenagers and women, offering mentorship and practical support to help individuals grow in resilience, faith, and purpose—reflecting her dedication to nurturing lives both inside and outside the home.
As Founder and Director of Deborah’s Hub CIC, Adenike leads with the conviction: “Healthy Family. Happy Child. Healthy Community.” For her, this is more than a slogan—it is a mission to restore hope, dignity, strengthen families, and honour the divine value of every child.
Lucy Omotayo
Director, Health & Wellbeing
Lucy Omotayo is a compassionate and dedicated healthcare professional with a heartfelt commitment to caring for others. After completing her tertiary education in Africa, she earned a Level 5 Nursing Associate degree in the United Kingdom. Her career spans hospitals, care homes, and community settings, where she consistently delivers empathetic, person-centred care.
As a wife and mother, Lucy’s motivation is rooted in a genuine concern for those facing hardship. Lucy believes compassion goes beyond empathy—it requires purposeful action to alleviate suffering and restore hope. Her approach to care is grounded in dignity, kindness, and a desire to make a meaningful impact in people’s lives.
Outside of her professional role, Lucy is actively involved in community outreach through her local church. She participates in a weekly programme that provides food to the homeless and less privileged, strengthening her leadership and teamwork skills while deepening her understanding of social responsibility and community development.
As Director of Health and Wellbeing at DEBORAH’S HUB CIC, Lucy advocates for holistic care and multidisciplinary teamwork (MDT) to promote overall wellbeing. Her goal is to empower individuals through sustainable initiatives that foster dignity, compassion, and positive social change.
Compassion isn’t just a feeling – it’s a commitment to act, uplift, and restore dignity.
With her dedication and heart for service, Lucy continues to be a beacon of hope and healing—both in clinical practice and within the community.