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SHAPE Attitude Ghana Interacts with Geography Students Association of the University of Education Winneba

Shape Attitude Ghana was invited to have a word with over 300 students who have taken it upon themselves to be true ambassadors of nature. The event which was held on 23rd October, 2019 at the Faculty of Educational Studies was a general meeting for the Geography Students Association (GEOSA) of the University of Education, Winneba.

The GEOSA members have hitherto undertaken some cleanliness and tree planting campaigns on the university premises. They are made up of all students who are reading Geography Education in the University.

GAFICS donates computers to Winneba Schools under the umbrella of SHAPE Attitude Ghana

The Ghana Association of Former International Civil Servants (GAFICS) has donated ten computers to schools in Winneba. The donation was part of GAFICS support to the efforts of SHAPE Attitude Ghana in promoting environmental cleanliness among pupils in Winneba schools through change in attitude.

Mr Andrew K. Asamoah and five others honoured with citations

Mr Andrew K. Asamoah and five others were honoured with a citation on the 5^th Anniversary of SHAPE Attitude Ghana on 14^th June 2019 for their support to the Organisation since its inception in 2014. The other members are Ms Angela Karmand, Ms Anne Buckley, Mr Emmanuel Woode, Mr William Freeman Goku and Mr Emmanuel Kutorglo.

2018/2019 Stay Clean Awards and 5th Anniversary of SHAPE Attitude Ghana

SHAPE Attitude Ghana celebrated its 5^th Anniversary on 14^th June 2019. The event was marked by a durbar and presentation of 2018/2019 Stay Clean Awards to schools in Winneba.

5th Anniversary Celebration and Stay Clean Awards 2018/2019

Five (5) years on, the Sanitation, Health, Attitude & Practices for clean Environment (SHAPE) project is still focused and committed to sensitizing local communities to change their attitude towards keeping their surroundings clean and eventually build a sustained habit towards environmental cleanliness.

Schools in Apam get on board SHAPE Attitude Ghana

Schools in Apam in the Gomoa West District of the Central Region have started receiving sensitisation and awareness messages from SHAPE Attitude Ghana. The programme of visiting the schools was as a result of discussions with the District Chief Executive of Gomoa West District Assembly and agreement of the Gomoa West Education Service.

National Service Scheme and SHAPE Attitude Ghana on orientation trail

Final year students in accredited tertiary institutions in the Central Region of Ghana have been advised to be ambassadors in promoting good sanitary practices during their national service assignment. The advice was given by the Director of SHAPE Attitude Ghana at the orientation of final year students of accredited tertiary institutions in Winneba and Cape Coast, who would be going out for their National Service in 2019/20.

Apaa Paado on the way to recovery

The Apam citizenry came out in their numbers on Saturday morning, 16 March 2019 for the maiden clean-up exercise after the launching of “Making Apam the cleanest city in Ghana” by Hon. Bismark Baisie Nkum, the District Chief Executive Officer of the Goma West District Assembly.

Making Apam the Cleanest City in Ghana

The Goma West District Assembly in the Central Region of Ghana in collaboration SHAPE Attitude Ghana and the Chiefs of Apam launched a campaign at Apam on 3 March 2019 under the theme “Making Apam the cleanest city in Ghana: a collective responsibility of the citizenry.”

Fishing Communities Targeted to Promote Good Sanitary Practices

Fishing communities at Yepemso, Osakam Fish market and Sankor all suburbs of Winneba have received sensitisation and awareness message on adopting good sanitary practices especially, domestic waste disposal, littering and open defaecation.

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