2019 – 2020, our Junior High Debate was organized for twenty four public schools in the Ga-West and North Municipalities. This project trained and mentored thousand and thirty (1030) school children directly and indirectly on unleashing the act of public speaking in children in order for them to become assertive public speakers, prolific and visionary leaders. The project which lasted for one year period was aimed at promoting the Sustainable Development Goal 4, which seeks to ensure Inclusive and Equitable Quality Education and Promote Life-Long Learning Opportunities for all by 2030. This achievement was possible through the partnership of the Ghana Education Service Ga-West Directorate, Community Focus Foundation Ghana, World Vision Ghana and other sponsors.

In order not to leave young people behind in the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goal, we had, through our High School SDGs Awareness Campaign, sensitized eight thousand two hundred and seventy (8270) students on SDGs. The project aimed at encouraging young people to be role models, doing things that will help protect the environment, and helping to sensitize their peers, families and communities on issues that the global goals seek to address. This achievement was possible through the partnership of the Ghana Education Service Ga-West Directorate, United Nations Information Center, United Nations Development Program, World Vision Ghana and other sponsors

In 2020, through our COVID-19 sensitization and economic women empowerment, we contributed immensely through media sensitization, community sensitization during the outbreak of COVID-19, distribution of thousands of IECs materials, donation of thousand five nose mask, five hundred (500) handwashing equipment including liquid soap, tissues and hand sanitizers in two (2) communities namely Gatihavor and Katapor. Five hundred (100) women were trained on soap making to mitigate the negative economic effect of the covid-19. We have also successfully monitored and reported on the implementation of Government’s Emergency Response to COVID-19 in the Ga South Municipality. This achievement was possible through the partnership of the UNESCO Ghana, World Vision Ghana CSOs Platform on SDGs 4, UNICEF Ghana, and Ghana Health Service

We have successfully, through the partnership with Walking for Water Denmark, Love Spring and Hosten Hijscholen constructed and installed four mechanized borehole systems with storage (tanks) and taps for the following communities; Sonitra in 2022, Gblapedo in 2021, Hatsukorpe in 2021 and Pakro in 2023. Our water projects so far has benefited over 20,000 people including children in the Greater Accra, Volta and Eastern regions of Ghana

In 2019, we participated in the development of Social Accountability Framework in partnership with World Vision and UNICEF and successfully pre-tested the tool at the community level within the Ga-West Municipality.  We successfully piloted the SAF tool at in the Accra Region

In 2020, we contributed immensely through media sensitization and community engagements during the outbreak of COVID-19 to support the most vulnerable affected ones. We have also successfully monitored and reported on the implementation of Government’s Emergency Response to COVID-19 in four (4) selected communities in Ga-West and South Municipalities in Greater Accra Region of Ghana.

We have together in partnership with Ako Foundation embarked on massive tree planting campaign in support of the Government’s Green Ghana Project in some selected Senior and Junior High Schools in the Greater-Accra and Eastern region of Ghana