Emily Adomakoh is a dedicated advocate for social change, serving as the Director of Programs at Apex Community Aid (ACAiD). With over seven years of experience in managing health and wellness, climate change resilience, and youth livelihood initiatives, she has made a significant impact on vulnerable populations across Ghana.

Emily holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Education (Management) from the University of Cape Coast, equipping her with strong leadership, communication, and analytical skills. Before transitioning into the non-profit sector, she honed her teaching and counseling abilities at St. Hubert Seminary School and Ideal College, gaining valuable experience in working with youth, particularly teenagers and at-risk groups.

In her current role, Emily is responsible for designing and implementing strategic programs that align with ACAiD’s mission. She has successfully led projects such as the Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health Program, spanning eight regions, and the Survival Intervention Project for Surviving Mothers, which empowers women with reproductive health knowledge and economic opportunities. Her leadership fosters collaboration among stakeholders, donors, and community leaders, strengthening the organization’s impact.

Emily’s expertise spans program development, team leadership, stakeholder engagement, and monitoring and evaluation. She is a certified professional in climate and health, health communication, HIV/AIDS epidemiology, and monitoring and evaluation from USAID’s Global eLearning Centre.

As a member of the Ghana Philanthropy Forum, Ghana Non-Profits, and the Coalition of Tema NPOs, Emily remains committed to fostering sustainable development. She envisions a future where her work continues to transform lives, empowering youth and vulnerable populations through education, health, and community-driven solutions.