Sumani Issifu Amuda
About Sumani Issifu Amuda
Sumani Issifu Amuda is a District Program Officer with a Bachelor's Degree in Agronomy and Crop Science from KITBUTZ EILON, Israel. He has worked at Catholic Relief Services since 2014, focusing on maternal and child health initiatives and community mobilization.
Work at Catholic Relief Services
Sumani Issifu Amuda has been serving as a District Program Officer at Catholic Relief Services since 2014. In this role, he has focused on enhancing community health initiatives, particularly in maternal and child health. He is responsible for mobilizing and sensitizing communities on health issues, ensuring effective program implementation in collaboration with the Ghana Health Service. His work includes conducting regular field visits to monitor the success of health programs at the community level.
Education and Expertise
Sumani Issifu Amuda studied Agronomy and Crop Science at KITBUTZ EILON in Israel, where he earned a Bachelor's degree. His educational background provides him with a strong foundation in agricultural practices, which complements his work in community health initiatives. His expertise includes conducting trainings for community-based agents, focusing on improving skills related to maternal and child health.
Background
Before joining Catholic Relief Services, Sumani Issifu Amuda worked as a Technical Field Officer at Masara N'Arziki Farmers Association from 2013 to 2014. This experience contributed to his understanding of community needs and agricultural practices, which he integrates into his current role in health program implementation.
Achievements in Community Health Initiatives
In his current position, Sumani Issifu Amuda has conducted step-down trainings for community-based agents aimed at enhancing their skills in maternal and child health initiatives. He actively participates in Training of Trainers (ToT) programs, which focus on improving the quality of health education provided to communities. His efforts contribute to the overall effectiveness of health programs in the district.