.Ghana Scout Association has embarked on hand washing project to help vulnerable rural communities fight against COVID-19. The project will emphasis on correct hand washing skills, observing social distancing and also donation of veronica buckets, these are buckets made locally to help people wash their hands under running water.

The Ghana Scout Association, GSA, organized an entrepreneurial training for thirty scouts from eight regions in Accra. The workshop was held on Saturday 10th July, 2021, at the Ghana Girls Guide Association training center, conference room. The workshop was on the theme "Scouts in Entrepreneurship". The first phase of the entrepreneurship workshop was in partnership with the Ghana Enterprises Agency and sponsored by Messenger of Peace. An official from the Ghana Enterprises Agency, (formerly National Board for Small Scale Industries) Mr. Elvis Amoah, took the scouts through entrepreneurship while the Bono East Regional Scout Communication Officer and an Entrepreneur, Mr. Shaibu Fenteduah, also took them through Branding and Marketing. The two facilitators made the training workshop so interactive as the participants shared their diverse experiences in entrepreneurship. The National Board Chairman of GSA, Mr. Isaac Aidoo, was excited at the enthusiasm shown by the scouts and urged them to take the training very seriously. He said the leadership of the Association was working hard to equip scouts with requisite skills to make them excel and touch lives in their communities. The training will also to enable them to be effective within Ghana and outside the country. The training was supervised by the National Headquarters of the GSA and was led by the Deputy Chief Commissioner, Mr. Hilary Yaw Awusie. The Chief Commissioner, Mr. Louis Anopong Okyere, encouraged the participants to excel in whatever enterprises they opted for after the training session. Other National Executive committee members of GSA, International Commissioner, Training Commissioner and Executive Commissioner, were around to support the programme.