One of the best things My dad taught me was, speak up when you can. Help when you can and be good to people around you. Be real and honest in everything you do and to people you engage with. One of the things am going to do this week is raising my voice for domestic workers.

International Domestic Worker's Day is coming. What does it mean to you, and how do you understand the role of domestic work in our society? #TimeToCare #IDW2025

Every job comes with rights—why not domestic work? Let’s bring this essential sector into the light of labor laws. #TimeToCare Safe Work Spaces

On this internal domestic worker's day we appreciate the work they do for us on a daily basis as well as recognizing domestic work as work. #TimeToCare #IDW2025

Do you believe domestic work is an important sector? Tell us why it matters to you. #TimeToCare #IDWD2025

Youth Alive ! Kenya Back Up Account IDWD is an important day to celebrate the domestic for their valuable work they do. Their role is remarkable in the society because they enable us (employers) do our work effectively. @OxfamKE Oxfam Canada #RatifyC189 #RatifyC190 #TimetoCare

Dignity at work is a human right—not a privilege reserved for white-collar jobs. Let’s extend that right to every domestic worker through enforcement of policies that work. Ratify. Implement. Enforce. #TimeToCare Safe Work Spaces Oxfam International Youth Alive ! Kenya Back Up Account Centre for Domestic Training and Development

They hold our house -holds down,with which women can pursue their careers since they have help around home. Life is made easy that's why we need to appreciate them more and reward them.#TimeToCare #IDWD2025

It is important to remember that world cannot function without domestic workers. Women are the majority when it comes to domestic work. It is #TimeToCare for their rights in the domestic sector. #IDWD2025

What forms of Gender-Based Violence do you think domestic workers commonly face? Share your thoughts on them #TimeToCare #IDWD2025

Youth Alive ! Kenya Back Up Account Domestic work is very pivotal in our economy. We need domestic work to happen to enable us run our daily errands. Short of that everything comes to a complete stop. @OxfamKE Oxfam Canada Ministry of Labour and Social Protection #RatifyC189 #RatifyC190 #TimetoCare #IDWD2025

There' s economic violence;lets be open a lot of domestic care workers dont get raises in salaries even when the work load increases,lets end this!Time to care Now.#TimeToCare #IDWD2025

“If I speak, I’ll lose my job.” This is the reality for too many domestic workers facing violence. Let’s create safe spaces and amplify their voices. #TimeToCare #IDWD2025 #BreakTheSilence #SupportSurvivors

Abuse is not part of the job description. We need urgent legal and social reforms to end violence against domestic workers starting with ratifying C189 and C190. #TimeToCare Safe Work Spaces Oxfam Kenya Youth Alive ! Kenya purity jebor Centre for Domestic Training and Development

What role do you or the government play in preventing and addressing GBV against domestic workers? #TimeToCare #IDWD2025

CELEBRATING DOMESTIC WORKERS Domestic workers play a vital role in supporting households. It's time to pay homage to their contribution to the care economy and work-life balance of many families. #TimeToCare #DecentWork #IDWD2025

Integrating gender into volunteerism. Through collaboration with the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection, we will provide gender technical support in the design of Volunteer Involving Organisation Society's Volunteerism Policy & build members' capacity through VSLAs under our #TimeToCare initiative. #Gender #volunteering

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