In rural areas, the women wear many hats for a household chores such as cooking, washing, farming or harvesting. Their lives already difficult as it is to secure clean water and food for daily consumption. Hence, climate change hit them harder as they depend on natural resources to provide for their families, albeit horrendous living. Flood or drought kills their source of livelihood, both food for consume or source of income. To restart, they need money and to regrow their crops, need time. While gearing up again from post natural disaster, the impact is harder on women to work perhaps double the effort to supply for their families. The impact of climate change on the indigenous women health and economy are paramount. Clean water, sustenance from small agriculture or forest nearby and rearing livestock are their main sources to continue cycle of lives. These are essential to them. Their cries are not amplified enough. With limited access to information, their awareness are deem lo