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Last Updated: June 2026

Welcome to House Girls Village & Bureau.

This Disclaimer explains the limitations of liability and responsibility regarding the information published on www.housegirlsvillage.co.ke ("the Website"), operated by House Girls Village & Bureau, Nairobi, Kenya.

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The content published on House Girls Village & Bureau, including articles, guides, blog posts, salary information, hiring advice, employment resources, checklists, and other materials, is provided for general informational and educational purposes only.

While we strive to publish accurate, practical, and helpful information, the content on this website should not be considered legal, financial, professional, employment, immigration, medical, or other specialized advice.

Readers should seek appropriate professional guidance when making important legal, employment, financial, or personal decisions.

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Information provided on this website is intended to increase awareness and understanding of domestic worker recruitment, household employment, nanny hiring, caregiving, labour practices, and related topics.

Nothing published on this website creates a professional-client relationship, legal relationship, employment contract, or advisory relationship between House Girls Village & Bureau and any website visitor.

Users should not rely solely on information found on this website when making decisions that may have legal, financial, or employment consequences.

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We do not guarantee that all content will always be complete, current, accurate, or free from errors.

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House Girls Village & Bureau publishes content relating to domestic workers, nannies, house helps, caregivers, cleaners, household staffing, and recruitment practices.

Information provided on this website is intended for educational and informational purposes only and should not be interpreted as:

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Employment relationships involve many factors beyond our control, including individual conduct, household requirements, communication, working conditions, and compliance with applicable laws.

All parties are encouraged to conduct appropriate interviews, reference checks, background verification, and due diligence before entering into employment arrangements.

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Individual results will vary.

We do not guarantee specific outcomes, hiring success, job placement success, income levels, worker performance, or any other results based on the use of information published on this website.

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House Girls Village & Bureau

Kilimani, Nairobi County, Kenya

P.O. Box 7823-00100, Nairobi

Phone: 0726 699 446

Phone/WhatsApp: 0112 699 446

Email: housegirlsvillage@gmail.com

Website: www.housegirlsvillage.co.ke

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