Bio and Background |
Perfect Awotwe is a procurement professional. I served as a Senior Procurement Officer at Gold Fields Ghana Limited. I also worked at Deleeuw International, where I gained valuable experience in procurement and supply chain management. I hold a master’s degree from Coventry University in the United Kingdom, and currently a Business Analytics Student at Cambrian College, Canada.
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Why I am a Force for Health® Member... |
As a student, I am committed to making a positive impact in my community through awareness, education, and action. My background in Business Analytics has shown me the power of Data in making informed decisions. By joining the Force for Health network, I aim to connect with like-minded individuals, access valuable tools and resources, and contribute to building healthier, more resilient communities.
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How I use the Force for Health Network Tools |
I use the Force for Health® Network Tools to stay organized, informed, and motivated in my personal health journey and community outreach. The platform provides interactive learning modules, planning tools, and communication resources that help me simplify health education, track progress, and engage others effectively. Whether it using the digital badges to recognize accomplishments or accessing community projects to collaborate with others, these tools help me take small, meaningful steps toward making a greater impact, both for myself and those I serve.
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My inspiration |
I am inspired by ordinary people who take steps to make their communities better—teachers who go the extra mile, healthcare workers on the front lines, or young people leading change with fresh ideas and passion. Their dedication reminds me that you don’t have to be famous to make an impact. It’s the consistent, small acts of kindness, service, and leadership that truly inspire me and push me to be a better version of myself every day.
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Location |
1400 Barry Downe Rd, Sudbury, ON P3A 3V8. I consider any group I serve or collaborate with in my outreach efforts as part of my community
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