Turning waste into creativity. In partnership with Wine and Art, we worked with students to transform used wine bottles into decorative plant vases, showing that sustainability can be simple, creative, and nice. Sometimes, sustainability looks like getting your hands a little messy and seeing waste differently. In partnership with Wine and Art, we spent time with students showing them how something as simple as a discarded wine bottle can be transformed into a decorative plan

Driving the conversation on sustainablility at the AEHPMP Summit Ghana, held at the Mövenpick Ambassador Hotel Accra, 2024. Maiden Environmental Services was proud to participate in the Africa E-Health and Healthcare Management Platform (AEHPMP) Summit, held at the prestigious Mövenpick Ambassador Hotel Accra. The summit brought together key stakeholders across Africa’s healthcare and innovation ecosystem to explore the future of healthcare delivery and the role of technology

Planting seeds of change - In celebration of World Environment Day, we launched our annual school tree-planting initiative in 2024—reaching communities from Dominion International School Spintex to Ashaiman Basic School and Ashale Botwe We believe that real environmental change starts with people, and the best place to begin is with the next generation. That belief inspired the launch of our annual tree-planting initiative in June 2024, in celebration of World Environment Day

From a small start in 2021 to a major milestone with Closing the Loop — 1.5 million scrap mobile phones collected, exported, and responsibly recycled by 2024. Turning e-waste into impact, one device at a time. At Maiden Environmental Services, sustainability is not just a goal—it is a commitment we actively pursue through strategic partnerships and innovative solutions. One of our most impactful collaborations has been with Closing the Loop, a global organization dedicated to