Fadila Fuseini is the Executive Director of Tiyumba Hope Foundation (THF-GH). She has dedicated the last 10 years of her life helping underprivileged women as a gender activist, Philanthropist and a youth advocate. Her support for women and children in rural communities in the Northern Region of Ghana has tremendously improved the lives of these vulnerable population. Although her focus has been in the rural communities through outreach initiatives, other regions outside the North have also benefited tremendously through the provision of basic necessities of life, medical assistance and improving sensitization programmes in rural communities.
Ms. Fuseini has lived her passion in helping people through her foundation, her work does not stop there. She is also a certified Nurse with several years of experience, she also holds Executive Diploma in International Healthcare Administration. She is currently a student at the University for Development Studies (UDS), pursuing BSc. Nursing. Her main goal has always been to improve the health situation of women, children and the youth in deprived communities and touring schools across the country, providing education on Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights (SRHR), sex education, Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV), personal and menstrual hygiene, and Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs).
Fuseini has reached out to over 10,000 people with diverse assistance. Also, following the launch of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by the United Nations, she has touched many lives and improved initiatives in line with the dictates of the SDGs. With this mission at heart, she has helped feed the hungry, provided clothing to those in need including widows, orphans and the needy, free health screenings, free medical assistance, and so much more. Because of her great efforts.
Fadila Fuseini is currently the deputy communication officer for UnityNet Africa and Diaspora, Ghana Chapter, Council Advisory member of Dagbong Excellency Foundation, Formal Team Doctor of steadfast FC She also belongs to many networks that promote and speak against Sexual and Gender-Based Violence. She was recently recognized by Dinbian Magazine and media consult, Humanitarian Awards Global (HAG), The PL show in Accra etc. Currently, she is running a project by Plan International Ghana and Africa Women Development Fund (AWDF). She believes in partnership and collaboration so as to achieve the agenda 2030, leaving no one behind.
