Amna Cheema, Program Officer at the Junaid Family Foundation, brings over four years of experience in public health research, policy analysis, and program support across Pakistan and the United Kingdom. Her work spans maternal and child health, health systems strengthening, and equity-focused social sector research, with experience supporting both government and donor-funded initiatives.

Prior to joining the Foundation, Amna worked with organizations including Oxford Policy Management, Warwickshire County Council, Research and Development Solutions, and the Centre for Economic Research, contributing to large-scale health systems assessments, market and regulatory analyses, and mixed-methods program evaluations. Her experience includes working on maternal health and anemia strategies, immunization and disease surveillance, private healthcare market studies, and education and nutrition interventions, often in close collaboration with government counterparts, donors, and development partners.

Across these roles, Amna has supported policy-relevant research, stakeholder engagement, and program design through rigorous data analysis, synthesis of evidence, and clear communication of findings for decision-makers. She brings strong skills in mixed-methods research, monitoring and evaluation, health policy and systems analysis, and multi-stakeholder coordination.
Amna holds a MS in Public Health from the University of Warwick, where she graduated with distinction as a Chevening Scholar, and a BSc in Economics from the Lahore University of Management Sciences.