Abstract: Bayelsa State, located in the low-lying Niger Delta region of Nigeria, is recurrently afflicted by destructive floods that displace communities, damage property, disrupt livelihoods, impair education, and exacerbate socio-economic vulnerability. While infrastructural and environmental mitigation measures e.g., drainage, raised buildings, land reclamation, remain indispensable, non-structural interventions — particularly adult education and community awareness hold promise for strengthening long-term flood resilience.