Protecting Health. Preserving Dignity.
Delivering compassionate healthcare and humanitarian support to communities facing health emergencies and vulnerable living conditions.
Stronger Together. Greater Impact.
Building meaningful partnerships and collaborative networks to strengthen humanitarian health responses and create sustainable solutions for vulnerable communities.
Communities at the Heart of Our Work.
Supporting families and communities through health-focused humanitarian action, resilience building, and community-led solutions.
Protecting Health. Preserving Dignity. Building Resilience.
The Global Humanitarian Health Society – Environment & Climate Change (GHHS) is a local, national, non-political, and non-governmental organization dedicated to safeguarding public health, protecting human dignity, and building resilient communities in regions vulnerable to humanitarian crises.
Safeguarding Public Health
Strengthening health systems and supporting communities through humanitarian health action, emergency response, and climate-resilient healthcare solutions.
Protecting Human Dignity
Promoting dignity, safety, inclusion, and wellbeing for people affected by humanitarian crises and environmental challenges.
Building Resilient Communities
Helping vulnerable communities prepare for, respond to, and recover from climate change, environmental degradation, and humanitarian emergencies.
Our Commitment: To create healthier, safer, and more resilient communities while responding to the growing health challenges linked to humanitarian crises, environmental degradation, and global climate change.
Our Vision & Mission
Building healthier, stronger, and climate-resilient communities.
A Climate-Resilient Future for Every Community
A world where climate-resilient healthcare systems protect every community—regardless of geographic or economic status—from the health impacts of environmental degradation and global climate change.
Protecting Health in a Changing Climate
To mitigate the health risks of climate change by deploying rapid humanitarian medical aid, building climate-adaptive healthcare infrastructure, and advocating for sustainable, community-led environmental health solutions.
2. Institutional Framework
The organizational structure, mandate, and operational scope of GHHS.
Core Values
Humanitarian Imperative
Prioritizing health equity, safety, and life-saving interventions for populations most exposed to environmental shocks.
Ecological Sustainability
Reducing the carbon and environmental footprint of medical and humanitarian aid operations.
Evidence-Based Action
Grounding public health interventions in climate science, epidemiology, and community knowledge.
Integrity & Accountability
Ensuring transparent governance and responsible stewardship of resources.
4. Primary Focus Areas & Programs
Integrated programs addressing climate, health, resilience, and humanitarian needs.
Emergency Health & Epidemic Response
- Rapid deployment of mobile health units during climate disasters (floods, cyclones, heatwaves).
- Surveillance and rapid containment of climate-amplified infectious diseases (cholera, malaria, dengue fever).
Climate-Resilient Healthcare Systems
- Retrofitting local health clinics with solar power and resilient water systems to ensure continuous care during severe weather events.
- Training local healthcare workers on managing extreme heat impacts, vector ecology, and eco-anxiety/mental health.
Sustainable WASH (Water, Sanitation, & Hygiene)
- Implementing solar-powered water purification units in drought- and flood-affected areas.
- Preventing waterborne disease transmission through community-level sanitation interventions.
Disaster Preparedness & Climate Displacement Support
- Setting up early-warning health systems for extreme weather events.
- Delivering medical relief, basic sanitation, and psychological support to internally displaced persons (IDPs) uprooted by ecological crises.
Governance & Structure
GHHS is guided by a structured governance and management system designed to promote accountability, transparency, effective leadership, and responsible humanitarian action.
Board of Directors
Provides strategic oversight, governance, accountability, and institutional direction.
Executive Board
Oversees organizational leadership, implementation, and operational governance.
Auditors
Support financial accountability, compliance, transparency, and independent review.
Executive Director
Leads organizational strategy, operations, partnerships, programs, and institutional performance.
Program Manager
Programs & ImplementationSecretary
AdministrationProcurement
Supply & LogisticsPublic / International Relationship
Partnerships & RelationsOperations
Coordination & Support
Our Team
- MSF for somali speakers Office
- Isgoyska dabka, Mogadisho somalia.
- Email– msfsom@hotmail.com
- Whats upp— 00254 703 77 41 71.
- Telphon office – 00252 61 389 3333.
- Telphon office– 00252 61 389 6666.
- www.msfss.org