Prince Opoku Ntiamoah

Prince Opoku Ntiamoah, is a graduate of the University of Health and Allied Sciences, where he trained as a Public Health Nurse. He is a public health enthusiast and youth advocate with a strong interest in adolescent health, sexual and reproductive health, and health policy engagement. He is passionate about promoting equitable health outcomes through research, community engagement, and evidence-based advocacy.

He has demonstrated his leadership, through his role as Project Lead for Let’s Feed the Street 1.0 (2026).

Through leadership and faith-based initiatives, he remains committed to bridging the gap between public health knowledge and community action, empowering young people and communities to make informed health decisions.

Prince possesses knowledge and practical experience in community pharmacy practice, as a Pharmacist Assistant and a Certified Basic Life Support (BLS) First Aider, equipped with essential emergency response skills.

I have also completed leadership training with the Aspire Institute, strengthening my capacity in leadership, governance, and team coordination.

His leadership experience spans several roles. These roles have strengthened his skills in leadership, communication, advocacy, and organizational management.

As a Christian, his values guide his commitment to service, compassion, and integrity in both professional practice and community engagement.

Prince is driven by a vision to contribute to sustainable health development across Africa through collaboration, innovation, and impactful communication.