Tina Dzikunu

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Tina Dzikunu

Executive Director & Board Member.
Pioneer in Adolescent Health & Community Program Design

Tina Dzikunu is a dedicated social worker, program development specialist, and advocate for adolescent reproductive health. With a Bachelor’s degree in Sociology and Social Work from Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), she has built an impressive career spanning over a decade, specializing in social programs, health advocacy, and organizational leadership.

Currently serving as the Executive Director of Apex Community Aid (ACAiD), Tina leads strategic initiatives that support adolescents and young people in health and social development. She has extensive experience collaborating with community-based organizations (CBOs), civil society organizations (CSOs), and government institutions to implement impactful programs. Her expertise includes project design, supervision, staff training, and policy advocacy, particularly in sexual and reproductive health, maternal and child health, and HIV/AIDS awareness.

Before her current role, Tina held key administrative and programmatic positions, including Director of Administration at ACAiD and Program Support Specialist. She has been instrumental in executing community outreach programs, stakeholder engagements, and research-driven interventions that address health disparities. Her earlier roles at organizations such as BrainRx Ghana and Tema Oil Refinery further honed her skills in training, counseling, and human resource management.

A passionate educator, Tina holds a Certificate in Montessori Early Childhood Education, underscoring her commitment to child development. She has earned multiple certifications in monitoring and evaluation, adolescent health, and global health research from prestigious institutions. She is also a member of the Ghana Public Health Association.

Beyond her professional endeavors, Tina is an avid researcher and advocate for sustainable development, winning the Ghana Institute of Journalism’s media contest on the role of media in promoting the Sustainable Development Goals. She continues to drive positive change through innovative health education and community empowerment initiatives.