This document summarizes a study examining the impacts of floods on the social well-being of women in Bunyala sub-county, Kenya. The study found that women were most vulnerable during flooding periods as they primarily carry family burdens like farming, caring for the sick, raising children, and generating income. Floods led to high rates of school dropout among girls, early and unexpected pregnancies, and increased health issues for women. Flooding disrupted family units and increased psychological trauma, illness, and mortality among women in the sub-county.