Mariam Allison, Director of Public Health Initiatives at CHES Empowerment Foundation
Mariam Allison is a distinguished public health strategist and global health advocate dedicated to transforming healthcare access and equity through evidence-based interventions and innovative policy solutions. As the Director of Public Health Initiatives at CHES Empowerment Foundation, she plays a pivotal role in developing and implementing sustainable healthcare strategies that address systemic health disparities, particularly among vulnerable populations.

Her extensive background in public health, chronic disease prevention, and health surveillance positions her as a driving force in CHES’s mission to bridge the gap between scientific research and practical, community-based solutions. With a deep-rooted passion for health equity, grassroots advocacy, and policy-driven change, Mariam has led numerous initiatives that connect underserved communities—including homeless individuals, mental health patients, and those struggling with substance abuse—to essential healthcare services, education, and government resources.

At CHES, Mariam spearheads high-impact public health interventions, ensuring that programs are informed by data-driven strategies and international best practices. Her leadership has facilitated innovative health literacy campaigns and preventive care models to combat prevalent health challenges.