Mombasa Climate & Therapy Space

03/09/2026

Sometimes, the most powerful thing we can offer someone carrying a heavy load isn’t advice it’s simply our presence.

When someone is struggling in silence, having a compassionate person willing to sit with them, listen without judgment, and hold space can change everything.

It breaks through the isolation that so often surrounds mental health struggles and reminds them that they do not have to navigate the storm alone. Listening isn’t just a quiet act; it is an active, life saving gesture.

This Su***de Prevention Month, let’s commit to looking out for one another. A meaningful conversation can be the first step toward healing and hope.

23/08/2026

Moments that remind us why community work matters most! 💚✨
Mombasa Climate Space joined forces with GreenLedgers CBO among other partners for a heartfelt visit to Sarafina Children’s Home & Rescue Centre in Mtwapa. Spending quality time, sharing smiles, and bringing support to these incredible children was a powerful reminder that sustainable change begins with love and social care. 🏡🌱
A huge thank you to everyone who showed up and made the day so memorable and special! 🤝✨

11/08/2026

As we near our one year anniversary,let’s hear from our Monitoring and Evaluation Officer,Frankline Chonga.

“Behind every successful project is the ability to measure its impact and continuously improve. As the Monitoring and Evaluation Officer at Mombasa Climate Space over the past year, it has been a fulfilling journey of strengthening accountability, tracking impact, and supporting evidence-based decision-making

Through monitoring our youth empowerment, environmental conservation, climate action, recycling, and mental health programs, I have contributed to demonstrating meaningful community impact. Despite challenges, the experience has strengthened our commitment to continuous improvement, innovation, and sustainable, data-driven solutions ❤️ “

06/08/2026

Introducing Stanley Mwadime, Finance officer

“Numbers tell stories, but the greatest one is the impact behind them.This past year as Finance Officer at Mombasa Climate Space, I’ve seen resources turn into real opportunities, from NutToArt to community programs empowering youth and protecting our environment 💚 🌎
Despite challenges, we’ve grown in resilience and accountability.

As we mark our first anniversary next month, I’m proud of how far we’ve come and grateful to our team, partners, and supporters. Here’s to one year of impact, and many more to come”

26/07/2026

26/07/2026

Armed with 2,000 segregated mangrove saplings, the teams from Mombasa Climate Space, Green Ledgers, and dedicated local volunteers waded straight into the intertidal zone. In mangrove restoration, there are no shortcuts. You bend down, anchor your feet into the rich, dark soil, and carefully embed each young root system into the silt where the salt water washes over it.

Walking through the mud carries a distinct weight. That dark, waterlogged earth under our feet is a high yield blue carbon reservoir. Every single sapling planted today is an investment in coastal protection a growing barrier against shoreline erosion, a secure habitat for juvenile fish and crabs, and a living buffer against climate disruption for generations along Mtwapa Creek.

To every volunteer who carried bundles of saplings, to everyone who got covered in mud, and to our partners : today proved that when local action aligns with purpose, we can restore balance to our waters.

Over 2,000 trees rooted. Countless lives protected. Happy World Mangrove Day we keep planting, we keep building resilience! 🌿🌊✨

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26/07/2026

Earlier today along Mtwapa Creek, Mombasa Climate Space kicked off our World Mangrove Day initiative with an interactive community sensitization session.

We sat down together to unpack the vital science behind coastal conservation from how mangroves store up carbon than terrestrial forests, to how their thick root barriers shield our communities from rising tides and the importance of protecting them.

Following our dialogue, partners and volunteers moved to sorting and segregate over 2,000 mangrove seedlings. Sorting these young shoots by health and species readiness work, but ensuring each plant goes into the silt with the best chance to thrive is essential for long term ecological balance.

When a community truly understands the value of its ecosystems, conservation transforms from a task into a shared point of pride. 💙
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26/07/2026

Today on Mombasa Climate Space joined Green Ledgers organization and local community partners along Mtwapa Creek with a unified mission: to restore our shorelines and put climate action directly into the hands of those who live here.

Mtwapa Creek’s mangroves are our coast’s greatest natural defense. They absorb wave energy, stop shoreline erosion, and serve as the vital nursery for marine life that sustains local livelihoods. But to keep protecting us, they need our restoration.

Real environmental leadership isn’t planned behind a desk it happens on the ground where community passion meets action.
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21/07/2026

Today,we celebrate Mombasa Climate Space anniversary with our Mental Health Advocate, Joseph Mumo

“Serving as a Mental Health Advocate at Mombasa Climate Space over the past year has been a fulfilling experience. I have promoted mental health awareness, supported vulnerable individuals, and encouraged open conversations to reduce stigma while working with a dedicated team to improve community well-being through live webinars and organized group sessions.

One of my greatest achievements has been supporting increase awareness and acceptance of mental health through community outreach, awareness campaigns, and programs that integrate mental health with environmental conservation and youth empowerment. It has been rewarding to see more people seek support and actively participate in improving their well-being.

As an organization, Mombasa Climate Space has made significant progress through environmental conservation, recycling initiatives, youth empowerment, climate action, and mental health programs, positively impacting many lives through strong teamwork and partnerships.

Looking ahead, I am confident that Mombasa Climate Space will continue expanding its impact through stronger partnerships, innovative projects, and increased support for mental health, environmental conservation, and community development”

18/07/2026

Celebrating our first Anniversary in style🎉Introducing our Chairperson, Ankoli Patrick Orimba

“As we celebrate one year of Mombasa Climate Space, I am proud of the incredible journey we have taken What started as a shared vision has grown into a movement committed to environmental conservation, community empowerment, and climate action, mental health and policy advocacy.

Over the past year, we have successfully implemented impactful projects, including mangrove restoration, tree planting, and the Nut to Art Project proving that sustainable solutions can create both environmental and social impact. Through community outreach and partnerships, we have inspired more people to take part in protecting our environment 💚 These achievements are a result of the dedication of our members, volunteers, partners, and supporters😁 Your commitment has made every milestone possible.

As we look ahead, we remain focused on expanding our impact through more innovative projects, environmental education, and community engagement. The journey has been inspiring, but this is only the beginning. Together, we will continue building a greener, more sustainable Mombasa 🌎 “