Primarily, Project Shape Attitude Ghana targets young children from ages 3 and 4 in schools and any other locations where they can be reached. Adults are also reached mainly in churches but Shape Attitude Ghana responds to requests from businesses and individuals to give awareness talk on indiscriminate littering and open defaecation at their work places.
The Effutu Municipal Education Directorate of the Ghana Education Service invited Shape Attitude Ghana and Akwantufu Welfare Club to their 2015 best teacher and best school awards ceremony on Thursday, 12 November 2015 at the University of Education Winneba, South Campus Assembly Hall.
Friends of the Founder of Shape Attitude Ghana and well-wishers donated cash and materials totalling two thousand six hundred Ghana cedis to support Shape Attitude Project in October and November 2015
The Director of Shape Attitude project, Mr Wonderful Baisie Ghartey, has made an appeal to the Winneba community to embrace the new system of house to house refuse collection that has been introduced by the Municipal Assembly.
Shape Attitude Ghana took its sensitisation campaign on littering to the Zion Church of Winneba on Sunday, 8 November 2015. The visit was the second time to the church in the second round of visits to churches in Winneba to raise awareness on the challenges the country is facing on indiscriminate littering and dumping of refuse and open defecation.
Shape Attitude Ghana has lost one of its first volunteers. Mr Ali Paul Bruno died on 11 October 2015 after a short illness. He passed on at the age of 26. He celebrated his 26th birthday on October 5, 2015.
Mr Bruno was a former student of the University of Education, Winneba who graduated with a second class upper division in 2014. He completed his national service in August 2015.
Shape Attitude Ghana was invited to the 10th Meeting of Conference of Heads of Health Training Institutions (COHHETI) in Ghana which took place in Cape Coast from 28 September to 3 October 2015. The theme for the meeting was “Sanitation for All” with sub themes on Refuse, Water and Housing.
The Akwantufo Welfare Club whose main focus is to help the needy and the vulnerable in society donated 27 trash bins to the Ghana Education Service (GES) in Winneba on September 25, 2015. The trash bins are to be disbursed to some selected private and public schools in the community.
Mr. Wonderful Basie Ghartey, director of Shape Attitude Ghana and his team paid a second visit to the University Practice South Inclusive Primary School in Winneba on September 16, 2015 as part of the sensitisation drive in schools for environmental cleanliness. The visit was a follow up of the first one he made on June 24, 2015 when he promised the pupils of follow visits to continue the discussion on littering and keeping the environment clean.
On September 13, 2015, Shape Attitude Ghana presented a trash bin to the Ebenezer Methodist Church in Winneba. The director of Shape attitude Ghana, Mr. Wonderful Basie Ghartey who presented the item indicated that the donation was to remind individuals present at the congregation on the need for environmental cleanliness. He cited that, usually when persons found creating waste or littering are approached, their first excuse is “they would clean up later”. Most often as he has observed, they leave the premises without tiding up.