Jocelyn Edmundson

Vice Chair & Co-Founder
Viviscent Wellness Foundation, Inc.

📍 Serving Nationwide | Based in Florida
📧 jocelyn@viviscent.com
🌐 viviscentwellnessfoundation.org

Biography
Jocelyn Edmundson is the Vice Chair and Co-Founder of the Viviscent Wellness Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to uplifting veterans and underserved families through sustainable housing, wellness-centered communities, and holistic healing solutions.

A passionate advocate for family restoration, health equity, and resilient living, Jocelyn brings both vision and heart to the Foundation’s mission: “A Place to Call Home – Hope in Action.” Her leadership is rooted in lived experience—after supporting her husband, Kevin Edmundson, through a life-altering health crisis, Jocelyn became a champion for alternative healing, functional nutrition, and trauma-informed recovery.

In her role, Jocelyn guides the Foundation’s approach to family engagement, women’s empowerment, wellness education, and trauma recovery. She helps design programs that are culturally sensitive, emotionally supportive, and centered on long-term transformation—ensuring that each family served is not only housed but also heard, healed, and held up.

As Vice Chair, Jocelyn works closely with the Board of Directors to uphold the Foundation’s values, monitor impact, and build trusted community partnerships. She is also an active voice in fundraising, event planning, and volunteer engagement, helping to expand the Foundation’s reach across the United States.

Core Responsibilities

• Vision & Values Development

• Women’s & Family Wellness Advocacy

• Board Leadership & Strategic Governance

• Program Design for Emotional Healing & Empowerment

• Community Engagement & Partnerships

• National Awareness Campaigns for Underserved Populations

Passion Projects

• Healing Homes: Trauma-informed housing design that considers emotional wellness, peace, and safety.

• Family First Framework: Wraparound support services tailored for single mothers, caregivers, and survivors.

• “Make America Healthy Again” Campaign: A national movement focused on restoring families through education, access, and action.

• Holistic Recovery Circles: Peer-led healing spaces that integrate mental, emotional, and spiritual wellness.

Quote from Jocelyn
“Healing begins when we feel safe, supported, and seen. At VWF, we’re not just providing homes—we’re nurturing wholeness and building communities that uplift every generation.”