Centre for Domestic Training and Development - Kenya

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CDTD is a dynamic Women’s Rights Movement dedicated to reshaping perceptions surrounding Domestic Work and Carework, Eradicating Child Labour, Combating Forced Labour and Human Trafficking, and Ending all forms of violence against Girls and Women.

CDTD was proud to be represented at the Grassroots Forum on the Future of Work held in Nairobi by our Partnership Lead, ...
19/06/2026

CDTD was proud to be represented at the Grassroots Forum on the Future of Work held in Nairobi by our Partnership Lead, Gikonyo Muriuki.
The forum brought together diverse voices for engaging and thought-provoking discussions on key issues shaping the future of work, including formalization and social protection, decent work and full employment for youth and women, and the platform economy.

CDTD is pleased to be represented at the 10th East Africa Philanthropy Conference, taking place from 16–20 June 2026 at ...
17/06/2026

CDTD is pleased to be represented at the 10th East Africa Philanthropy Conference, taking place from 16–20 June 2026 at the Ethiopian Skylight Hotel in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.

This year’s theme, “Anchoring Systems in an Era of Transition,” speaks directly to the work we continue to do with domestic workers, care workers, migrant workers, survivors of trafficking, rescued girls, and community-based protection systems.

For CDTD, systems change is not abstract. It is built through community trust, survivor-centred services, decent work advocacy, safe labour migration pathways, shelter systems, skills development, and partnerships that place affected communities at the centre of decision-making.

Our Lead – Decent Work and Labour Migration, Kimani Chris, will be engaging with practitioners, philanthropy actors, and partners on how philanthropy can better support locally rooted, rights-based, and sustainable systems.

We look forward to learning, connecting, and sharing CDTD’s experience in building community-led responses that outlast individual projects and contribute to lasting change.

Let’s connect on community philanthropy, decent work, and systems change.

African Philanthropy Network

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