Evans Agamlor is a dedicated and results-driven public health professional who has spent over five years at the forefront of health promotion and community-based initiatives. Currently serving as a Senior Public Health Officer at the Cape Coast Teaching Hospital and the Deputy Project Manager for the BLS Foundation, Evans combines clinical oversight with strategic leadership to drive meaningful health outcomes.

​His professional foundation is built upon a solid academic background, holding a Bachelor’s degree in Public Health from the University of Health and Allied Sciences. As a Registered Public Health Officer in Ghana, Evans has cultivated a deep understanding of the unique challenges facing regional healthcare systems. His expertise lies in the design and implementation of strategic health programs that are informed by rigorous epidemiological data analysis and community outreach.

​Throughout his career, Evans has distinguished himself through his proficiency in monitoring and evaluation (M&E) and stakeholder coordination. These technical strengths allow him to translate complex data into actionable reports, ensuring that health interventions are not only effective but also transparent and accountable. At the Cape Coast Teaching Hospital, he leads education efforts that empower individuals to take charge of their well-being, while his role at the BLS Foundation focuses on scaling these impacts through collaborative project management.

​Ultimately, Evans is driven by a commitment to evidence-based interventions and sustainable development. He remains passionate about fostering collaborative environments where health projects can thrive, ensuring a lasting, positive impact on the communities he serves.