Shape Attitude Ghana, a Winneba-based non-governmental organisation, commemorated the 2026 World Environment Day with students from Presbyterian and Municipal Assembly Basic and Junior High Schools at Presby School Park in Winneba on Friday, 5th June, 2026.
The event renewed calls for responsible environmental practices and community action against pollution.
Hon. Rev. Atta Mensah, the Effutu Municipal Chief Executive (MCE), has pledged the support of the Effutu Municipal Assembly to Shape Attitude Ghana, describing the organisation as one of Ghana's leading advocates for environmental cleanliness and behavioural change.
Shape Attitude Ghana, in collaboration with the Effutu Municipal Education Directorate, proudly celebrates World Environment Day alongside the 12th Anniversary of Shape Attitude Ghana.
Theme:
“Restore Our Earth: Local Actions, National Impact,”
This landmark event seeks to inspire environmental responsibility, community action, and sustainable development through collective participation.
Shape Attitude Ghana, in partnership with the Achiase District Education Directorate, has implemented a three-day sanitation sensitisation programme across 11 basic schools in the district, targeting improved hygiene practices and waste management among pupils.
The outreach, held from Tuesday, 28th to Thursday, 30th April, 2026, combined visual learning, interactive engagements and material support to address persistent sanitation challenges in school communities.
Shape Attitude Ghana, in collaboration with Apam Senior High School (Apam SHS), successfully conducted a clean-up exercise at five public institutions in Apam town.
The exercise, which took place on Saturday, 28th March 2026, targeted key government and service facilities within the Gomoa West District. These included the Gomoa West Education Office, District Assembly, District Hospital, District Police Station and Electoral Commission office.
Shape Attitude Ghana partnered with the RC Ekem Library and the Tourism Society of Ghana, Effutu Chapter, to commemorate Ghana’s 2026 Independence Day through an engaging inter-schools competition aimed at promoting education, patriotism and environmental responsibility.
Shape Attitude Ghana, in collaboration with the Effutu Development Committee and the Asafo companies of Winneba, organised a massive cleanup exercise along the Winneba beach on Tuesday, November 4, 2025, to promote environmental cleanliness and reduce the spread of sanitation-related diseases within the Effutu Municipality.
Shape Attitude Ghana held a colourful farewell ceremony on Saturday, 16th August, 2025, at the residence of its Director to honour its 2024/2025 national service personnel, Miss Grace Idho Asaasim and Miss Priscilla Akoto Osei, in recognition of their dedication and service to the organisation.
Shape Attitude Ghana and the Centre for School and Community Science and Technology Studies (SACOST) at the University of Education, Winneba (UEW) have marked the former’s 11th anniversary with a powerful call to end plastic pollution and promote sustainable environmental practices.
The event, held at A.M.E. Zion A, B, C & D Schools in Winneba to coincide with World Environment Day, brought together stakeholders in education, environmental advocacy, and development including notable UEW faculty and students.
As part of activities marking the 11th Anniversary Celebration of SHAPE Attitude Ghana, the organisation will commemorate World Environment Day under the theme “Ending Plastic Pollution.”
In honour of this milestone and to raise environmental awareness among the youth, Inter-Schools Debate and Quiz Competitions have been scheduled as follows:
Inter-Schools Debate Competition
Date: 27th – 29th May, 2025
Participating Schools: