Today, The Standard highlights growing concern over the expected El Niño rains, with the headline: “‘Super El Niño’: Hospitals urged to stress-test readiness, simulate emergencies.” The Standard also reports that Kenya is bracing for potentially heavy rains and flooding that could cause significant disruption.
For G-MSF, this is more than a weather story — it is a call to prepare, protect and act.
As communities, we can start preparing now:
🌳 Protect forests, trees and water catchment areas
🗑️ Keep drainage systems and waterways free from waste
🌊 Avoid dumping plastics and other waste in rivers and drains
🏘️ Prepare households and communities in flood-prone areas
📢 Pay attention to official weather alerts and early warnings
🤝 Work together to build climate-resilient communities
Climate preparedness begins before the rains arrive.
At GMSF, we remain committed to environmental conservation, community resilience and climate action. Through our tree-planting and community programmes, we believe that every action we take today can help build a safer and more resilient tomorrow.
Let us prepare today, protect our communities and take care of our environment.
Small Seeds. Lasting Impact.
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