
Our Team
Education Hub Ghana is driven by a dedicated team of passionate individuals who are committed to making a positive impact on the education landscape in Ghana. Our team brings together diverse skills and experiences, all united by a shared vision of empowering the next generation through quality education.

Sandra Boako
Sandra serves as the Assistant Secretary of Education Hub Ghana, supporting administrative coordination and operations across the organisation. She is currently pursuing a BSc in Biological Sciences at the University of Ghana. With experience in research support, event coordination, data handling, and stakeholder engagement, Sandra brings strong organizational and communication skills to her role, contributing effectively to governance, coordination, and the smooth execution of Education Hub Ghana's SDG 4–focused initiatives.

Mrs. Christiana Sarfo
Mrs. Christiana Sarfo is the Projects Director at Education Hub Ghana, bringing strong community engagement, coordination, and grassroots leadership experience to the organisation. Despite not having a formal academic background, she has played a vital role in successfully leading key initiatives, including the “Give a Child a Bag” project, which donated 250 eco-friendly school bags to children in deprived communities in 2021, and the Spelling Bee Contest held in 2024. Known for her hardworking and friendly nature, she is deeply passionate about improving educational access and infrastructure for children in marginalized communities.

Doris Yeboah
Doris Yeboah is the General Secretary of Education Hub Ghana, responsible for administrative coordination, records management, and organizational governance. She holds a BSc in Management Studies from the University of Cape Coast and an HND in Secretaryship and Management Studies from Sunyani Polytechnic, with a foundation in Business Secretarial studies from Effiduase Senior High School. With over seven years of professional experience as a Customer Service Representative at GTBank and an Administrative Assistant at K and A Developers, Doris brings strong organizational, communication, and management skills to support the effective operations of the organisation.

Enoch Mawumenyo
Enoch is the Head of Advocacy and Policy at Education Hub Ghana, bringing a strong background in education, youth leadership, and policy engagement. He holds a Bachelor of Education in Junior High School Education (Science and Mathematics) from the University of Cape Coast. A national service teacher and digital communications consultant, Enoch combines classroom experience with strategic advocacy. He has held key leadership roles within NUGS and international youth forums, and is certified in leadership, cloud architecture, project management, and responsible AI.

Theodora Abena Yeboah
Theodora Abena Yeboah is the Founder and Executive Director of Education Hub Ghana. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Communications, majoring in Journalism and Public Relations, and a Master’s degree in International Relations and Diplomacy. She has professional experience working with the Maldives Mission to the United Nations and the International Telecommunication Union as Assistant to the Deputy Director. Deeply passionate about the UN Sustainable Development Goals, particularly SDG 4, she founded Education Hub Ghana to advance education and learning equity for children in marginalized communities. Her long-term aspiration is to serve as Director at UNESCO, championing inclusive and equitable education globally.

Belinda Blankson
Belinda serves as the Assistant Secretary of Education Hub Ghana, supporting administrative coordination, documentation, and communication across the organisation. She is currently pursuing an MPhil in Development Studies at the University of Cape Coast and holds a BA in English and Philosophy. With experience in academic administration, teaching support, media communication, and policy brief writing, Belinda brings strong research, writing, and organizational skills to her role, contributing effectively to governance, reporting, and the smooth execution of Education Hub Ghana’s SDG 4–focused initiatives.

Zuweira Moro
Zuweira is the Head of Volunteers at Education Hub Ghana, bringing strong experience in research coordination, quality assurance, and community engagement. She has worked across laboratory, field, and administrative settings, supporting research projects, educational programs, and community outreach initiatives. With hands-on experience in data collection, fieldwork, and team coordination, Zuweira plays a key role in organizing, supporting, and guiding volunteers to deliver impactful projects aligned with SDG 4. Her background reflects a strong commitment to precision, accountability, and service-driven leadership.

Peter Kokloku
Peter is the Assistant Head of Volunteers at Education Hub Ghana, supporting the coordination and welfare of volunteers across projects and initiatives. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics and has served as a Teaching and Research Assistant for one year, gaining experience in academic support, research assistance, and team collaboration. Peter brings strong analytical skills, organization, and a commitment to education, contributing effectively to volunteer management and the successful delivery of Education Hub Ghana’s SDG 4–focused programs.
Our Volunteers
Education Hub Ghana is grateful for the invaluable contribution of our volunteers. Their selfless dedication to our cause plays a vital role in helping us reach more schools and communities in need.
Abdul Rashid Iddrisu
Participated in the Data Collection Project from December 2025 to January 2026, successfully meeting all project requirements and demonstrating excellence in data collection and input.
Ahenkan Kwadwo Yeboah
Participated in the Data Collection Project from December 2025 to January 2026, successfully meeting all project requirements and demonstrating excellence in data collection and input.
Edison Asare
Participated in the Data Collection Project from December 2025 to January 2026, successfully meeting all project requirements and demonstrating excellence in data collection and input.
Emmanuel Adjei
Participated in the Data Collection Project from December 2025 to January 2026, successfully meeting all project requirements and demonstrating excellence in data collection and input.
Emmanuella Osei
Participated in the Data Collection Project from December 2025 to January 2026, successfully meeting all project requirements and demonstrating excellence in data collection and input.
Eric Teye Korboe
Participated in the Data Collection Project from December 2025 to January 2026, successfully meeting all project requirements and demonstrating excellence in data collection and input.
Felix Kodzo Dzrah
Participated in the Data Collection Project from December 2025 to January 2026, successfully meeting all project requirements and demonstrating excellence in data collection and input.
Isaac Asante
Participated in the Data Collection Project from December 2025 to January 2026, successfully meeting all project requirements and demonstrating excellence in data collection and input.
Kelvin Essuman
Participated in the Data Collection Project from December 2025 to January 2026, successfully meeting all project requirements and demonstrating excellence in data collection and input.
Peter Dzidulah Kokloku
Participated in the Data Collection Project from December 2025 to January 2026, successfully meeting all project requirements and demonstrating excellence in data collection and input.

