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Peace Iwo
Peace joined the Primary Care Gambling Service in June 2026 as a Mental Health Nurse. Prior to this, Peace worked as a Mental Health Care Coordinator at Gordon Moody, where she developed a strong understanding of the impact gambling-related harm can have on individuals and their families. Peace also worked as a Mental Health Nurse with Lewisham and Greenwich NHS Trust, primarily in the Accident and Emergency Department, supporting people experiencing acute mental health crises.
Her experience spans a variety of healthcare settings, including learning disabilities, older adult services, rehabilitation, and acute mental health care. She holds a Bachelor of Professional Health Studies from the University of the West of Scotland and a Bachelor of Science in Mental Health Nursing from Birmingham City University.
Peace is passionate about helping people make meaningful, lasting changes and feels privileged to support individuals on their journey towards recovery and improved wellbeing.