House Girls Village

 We have all heard the horror stories. The endless cycle of interviews, the "shags" excuses two days after payday, and the anxiety of leaving your children with someone you barely know. A Happy house Help with her happy employer. For Sarah , a senior marketing executive living in Kilimani, the breaking point came on a Tuesday morning. She had an important board meeting at 9:00 AM. At 7:30 AM, her previous house help—hired casually through a friend of a friend—texted to say she "wouldn't make it" because it was raining. No notice. No apology. Just chaos. Sarah realized what so many Nairobi employers eventually realize: Relying on casual referrals is the most expensive mistake you can make. Read:  10 Kenyan National ID Security Features Every Employer Must Check (Latest Vetting Guide) Desperate and stressed, Sarah pulled out her phone and searched for a "house help bureau near me." That search led her to House Girls Village , and what happened next chan...

In the modern Kenyan household, the domestic worker—often a nanny, house help, or house manager—is the heart of the home, and nowhere is this more true than in the kitchen. For employers, a domestic worker with strong culinary skills translates directly into a healthier, happier family life and a smoother running home. For the workers themselves, mastery of the kitchen significantly elevates their professional status and earning potential. This guide is designed for everyone involved: the employer seeking quality training content for their staff; the domestic worker committed to professional growth; and anyone, anywhere, wanting to master essential African cooking techniques. We will show you exactly how to improve cooking skills for domestic workers by focusing on foundational principles, kitchen efficiency, and a deep-dive into the ultimate test of Kenyan culinary skill: baking the perfect, fluffy, soft chapati . A yummy chapati image; HOUSE GIRLS VILLAGE If you've ever struggl...

When hiring someone to work in your home or business—whether it’s a house help in Nairobi, a farm manager in Nakuru, or a caregiver in Mombasa—the absolute first line of defense is identity verification. In Kenya, this means confirming the authenticity of the National Identity Card (ID). Unfortunately, identity fraud is rampant, and criminals often rely on the assumption that employers only look at the name and the photograph. For those of us who prioritize security, a simple glance is not enough. You must become a forensic inspector, capable of identifying subtle, non-copyable security elements embedded in the card itself. A Kenyan ID Sample This guide provides a definitive, in-depth analysis of the ten most critical security features of the current Kenyan National ID Card (Second Generation). We will teach you, step-by-step, how to perform a comprehensive visual and tactile inspection to differentiate a genuine, government-issued document from a dangerous forgery. To protect your fam...