Sandy Koujou

Sandy is an advocate for social impact and inclusion, currently Head of Delivery and Services at CAHN (Caribbean and African Health Network), leading projects across the UK, including advocacy and domestic abuse services. Dedicated to amplifying unheard voices, she has shared her story at TEDx The University of Salford and continues to support the University through activities that inspire students. She is also a proud alumna and graduate of the BA (Hons) Modern Languages: French and Spanish (class of 2008). 

She sits on several local decision-making bodies, including the Board of Governors at Cardinal Langley Roman Catholic High School, the Manchester City Council Domestic Abuse Partnership Board, and the School Admission Appeal Panel in Salford, advocating for fairer policies and lasting positive change. Passionate about inclusion, Sandy draws on her experience as a public speaker, leader within the voluntary sector (VCSE), and UK Certified Linguist to champion local people and drive social change.