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Trina Shoppy

Trina Shoppy CSR: Mtaa Salama Initiative

Trina Shoppy CSR | Eastlands, Nairobi

Clear drains. Create work. Protect communities.

The Mtaa Salama Initiative is a community flood-readiness programme bringing residents, businesses and public partners together to clear blocked drainage safely before the short rains.

Our first CSR programme

Prepared streets. Dignified local work.

Our proposed Eastlands pilot will identify priority drainage points with residents and the relevant Nairobi City County offices, equip a supervised local team, remove obstructing waste and ensure it is transported to an authorised disposal point.

Flood readiness

Reduce avoidable blockages before heavy rainfall and help communities report vulnerable drainage points early.

Paid local shifts

Create short-term, fairly paid work for selected unemployed adults from the community.

Transparent action

Publish the approved location, needs, expenditure, before-and-after evidence and measured results.

How the pilot will work

Coordinated from mapping to disposal

  1. Residents and local leaders help identify blocked or high-risk drainage points.
  2. Trina Shoppy seeks written coordination from the relevant County offices and qualified partners.
  3. Selected adult workers receive a safety briefing, PPE, tools and active supervision.
  4. Waste is bagged, contained, transported and disposed of through an approved route.
  5. Partners receive an impact report covering work completed, people engaged and funds used.

Sponsor something tangible

Help equip one safe, accountable cleanup

PPE for one worker
Heavy gloves, gumboots, mask, reflective wear and protective headgear.
One paid worker shift
Support dignified short-term income for a selected Eastlands resident.
Tools and site controls
Rakes, shovels, wheelbarrows, sacks, cones and safety tape.
Waste transport and disposal
Support approved collection, transport and disposal after the activity.
Water, meals and sanitation
Keep the supervised team supported throughout the workday.
First-aid station
Fund trained support, supplies and incident documentation.

Final sponsorship amounts will be published only after supplier quotations and partner approvals. No public fundraising will begin before the operating plan and payment controls are confirmed.

Pilot dashboard

Results will be visible

01Pilot neighbourhood
15-25Proposed paid workers
TBCDrainage points
100%Funds reported

Targets shown are proposed and will be replaced with verified results after implementation.

Collaborate with us

Tell us how you would like to help

We welcome discussions with Nairobi City County, residents’ associations, emergency and humanitarian organisations, PPE and tool suppliers, waste handlers, employers, banks, insurers and responsible local businesses.


Safety comes before visibility

This programme will not place workers or volunteers inside deep drains or expose them to sewage, sharps, chemicals, unstable structures or other hazardous material. High-risk work will be isolated and referred to the relevant public authority or licensed specialist. Activities will require PPE, supervision, first aid, safe public access controls and authorised waste disposal.

Eastlands can prepare together.

For partnership discussions, contact Trina Shoppy at info@trinashoppy.com or WhatsApp +254 790 333 635.