Joshua is currently leading the Youth Mental Health March Canada as President after founding the community association in 2020. He is also a current member of Hon. Filomena Tassi, P.C., M.P. (Minister Responsible for the Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario) Youth Council where he also leads a team focused on mental and physical health. He serves on the National Youth Advisory Council of the Mood Disorder Society of Canada as well as on the National Youth Advisory Council of the National Initiative for Eating Disorders (NIED).

Joshua is the Executive Assistant and Director of Operations to Sam Bhalesar, Canada's Delegate to the G100 and Chair of Negotiations and Diplomacy, where he continues to help aid in advocating for a wide range of issues for people in Canada as well as oversees the Office of Sam Bhalesar and daily operations between all teams. Joshua also currently serves as the Vice-President of the Hamilton West-Ancaster-Dundas Provincial Liberal Association, a Vice-President of the Flambrough-Glanbrook Federal Liberal Electoral District Board, and serves as the Chief of Staff and Executive Assistant to the President and Chief Executive Officer of the Canadian South Asian Women's Chamber of Commerce in addition to being a National Board Member.

With mental health policy and the well-being of others being at the top of his mind in all of the work that he does, Joshua is also actively involved in the Roots of Hope initiative with the Canadian Mental Health Association (Hamilton Branch) and the Suicide Prevention Community Council of Hamilton where he is working to provide input to reduce suicide in Hamilton and bridge the gap between youth and adult services. Joshua has also sat as a Council Member with Unsinkable / Unsinkable Youth and works as a Groundbreaker with Frayme's National Network of people with lived experiences. He continues to advocate for increased access to mental health services, and for decreased suicide within his community and in Canada.

Joshua previously served as the Chief of Policy at the Youth Political Assembly where he and others work to encourage youth to raise their voices and get involved in politics where they are able to better their community for everyone. Joshua has also held past positions within his school and community such as his school's Ambassador for revisions to the MYSP with the HWCDSB, an executive member of the Student Council, as well as being the leader of multiple school clubs. Joshua was his school's Student Mental Health Lead.