Mohammed Alhassan is from Tamale, Ghana . He holds a BA in Development Education from the University for Development Studies (UDS). As a self-motivated, resourceful, and passionate to drive equal opportunities for all individual, his objective is to advocate for and empower vulnerable groups and communities to access basic necessities in order to improve their living conditions. Alongside his academic journey he has also served as a Teaching Assistant under the Department of Sustainable Development Studies, where he supported lecturers in teaching, research, and general administrative works. Before joining CorpsAfrica, Mohammed previously volunteered for many NGOs including Urban Agricultural Network ( Urbanet), Girls Advocacy Network ( GAN) and My Hereafter Ghana Project( MHP) where he drove impact for the rights for women , teenage girls and children. His personal experience as a partially visually impaired person has motivated him to champion the welfare of marginalized groups, and he is eager to contribute his skills and experience to make a positive impact in this role and beyond.