Climate Resilience &
Community Support
Climate Action · Disaster Preparedness · Community Resilience

Building a Climate Resilient Future

We work with vulnerable communities to prepare for and adapt to El Niño, extreme weather, drought, and other climate-related challenges.

El Niño

Rising sea temperatures and changing weather patterns

Weather Change

More frequent and intense extreme weather events

Drought

Water scarcity and food insecurity

Strong Winds

Damaging winds and increased storm intensity

Cloudy

Changing rainfall patterns and cooler temperatures

Kenya Met Department: Strong El Niño confirmedFlood advisory: 18 counties on high alertEmergency hotline: +254 700 000 000
Our Mission

Dignity in Every Response

"To empower vulnerable communities with the resources, knowledge, and rapid response systems needed to withstand climate shocks and recover with dignity."

Our Impact

Measurable Change, Real Lives

150K+
Lives Impacted
2,500
Emergency Kits
45
Recovery Projects
$1.2M
Grants Disbursed
Success Stories

Stories of Resilience

Real people. Real recovery. Real hope.

Weather Alert

El Niño Preparedness Advisory

Follow Kenya Meteorological Department forecasts. Learn how to protect your family, secure your property, and keep emergency contacts ready before the heavy rains intensify.

View Safety Guidelines
Get Support

Apply for Assistance

If you or your community have been affected by climate disasters, we are here to help. Our process is simple, fast and confidential.

Emergency Relief

Immediate cash assistance, food and essential household items for families affected by floods, drought or other climate shocks.

Recovery Grants

Support for rebuilding homes, restoring livelihoods or replacing lost assets, designed around your needs.

Education Support

Assistance for children whose education has been disrupted: school fees, uniforms and learning materials.

Start Your Application

Most applications reviewed within 7-14 days · Grant guide

Get Involved

Become a Volunteer

In disaster response, speed saves lives. Volunteers from affected communities are often the first responders.

  • Community Mobilizer — Disseminate early warnings, organize meetings
  • First Responder — Search and rescue, first aid, evacuation support
  • Logistics Assistant — Manage supplies, coordinate distribution
  • Psychosocial Supporter — Provide emotional support to affected families
Join Our Team
Volunteers working together
Our Partners

Trusted by Organizations That Care

Partnering with county governments, development agencies, community organizations and corporate sponsors across Kenya. Partner with us.

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Latest Updates

The time to act is now

Every dollar invested in early action saves three to seven in recovery costs.

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