Jazza Centre is a for-profit social enterprise in Kenya, founded in 2013, dedicated to professionalizing the domestic and general support service industry across East Africa. It combats sector-wide exploitation and informality by providing free, comprehensive skills training (housekeeping, childcare, caregiving, etc.) to vulnerable individuals, primarily women. The Centre then connects these thoroughly vetted and empowered professionals with discerning clients (households and SMEs) through two flexible models: a one-off placement or a unique Payroll Management Model, where Jazza Centre directly employs the worker and handles all HR, payroll, and compliance with Kenyan labor laws. This approach ensures dignified employment, fair wages, statutory benefits, and financial empowerment for the workers, while offering clients access to reliable, high-quality staff, positioning Jazza Centre as a transformative leader in ethical job creation and industry standardization.
Provides free, skills-based training to young and middle-aged women, often from underprivileged backgrounds e.g cooking, gardening, secretarial e.t.c
Connects trained individuals with employment opportunities in households and business premises.
Facilitates formal employment contracts, advocating for fair terms, minimum wages, statutory benefits
We can directly employ domestic workers and manage their payroll, uniforms and employee records in compliance with Kenyan labor laws.
Dignified Job Creation
Creates employment opportunities for a marginally
employable population, safeguarding their rights and ensuring better salaries and
respect.
Transformed Industry
Leads change in a historically exploitative industry by
engaging stakeholders, influencing policies and standards, and recognizing the value of household managers
Holistic Transformation
Focuses on the well-being of both households and domestic
workers, integrating values and human dignity into their operations.
Economic Empowerment
Enables individuals to improve their financial standing,
leading to asset acquisition and improved living standards
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