Biography

Khadijah Ziblila is an Early Childhood Facilitator, development advocate, and community Volunteer from Nakpayili in the Nanumba South District of Ghana. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Early Childhood Care and Education from the University for Development Studies Tamale, where she served as Gender Commissioner of the Early Childhood Students Association in 2023/2024.

Khadijah is passionate about women and girls’ empowerment, quality education, youth development, and Community-Led Development. As a teacher, Volunteer, Gender Equality and Social Inclusion Officer, and CAMFED Association member who served as a Learner Guide, she has supported young people while strengthening her commitment to creating opportunities for individuals and communities to thrive.

Her passion for community service was shaped by her rural upbringing and experiences working with young people and communities. Through these experiences, she has learned the importance of listening, humility, collaboration, and building on the strengths and ideas that already exist within communities.

As a CorpsAfrica/Ghana Volunteer, Khadijah hopes to learn from the community she serves, work alongside community members to identify locally relevant opportunities, and contribute to sustainable solutions. She is excited to grow as a learner, listener, facilitator, and catalyst while building relationships and contributing to lasting impact.