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HomeNet Kenya HomeNet Kenya is a homebased workers membership-based organization, launched on 10th December, 2020

This International Home-Based Workers Day, we honour the workers who keep producing through floods, storms and record he...
20/10/2026

This International Home-Based Workers Day, we honour the workers who keep producing through floods, storms and record heat. They did the least to cause the climate crisis, yet they pay the highest price. When your home is your workplace, a flood takes your stock, your tools and your income at once. But home-based workers are not waiting to be rescued.

🇰🇪 In Kitui, Kenya, drought means no water for families, gardens or work. So home-based workers formed groups and dug shared deep wells, using solar panels to pump water up from underground, securing water for their families, gardens and work. In Machakos, worker groups are now pressing their county government to expand water infrastructure.

These solutions work, but workers should not have to pay for them alone. Governments must include home-based workers in social protection and climate policy, and ratify ILO Convention 177.

➡️ Join HNI in making a reality for : https://buff.ly/YkCANU3

HomeNet Kenya has consistently been a champion in sustainability and livelihood development initiatives, providing leade...
31/01/2026

HomeNet Kenya has consistently been a champion in sustainability and livelihood development initiatives, providing leadership and practical models that continue to inspire the region. Over the past few months, deliberate efforts have been undertaken to organize a resource mobilization training aimed at strengthening the capacity of organizations working within this space.

This initiative was made possible through the leadership of the Regional Coordinator for Africa, Edwin Bett, who worked closely with the National Executive Committee for Homenet Kenya.
Through this collaboration, a strategic partnership was established with The National Environment Trust Fund, enabling the successful delivery of the resource mobilization training.

The training convened country networks from Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, South Africa, Liberia, Ghana, Rwanda, and Zimbabwe, creating a dynamic platform for regional learning, knowledge exchange, and collaboration. This engagement strengthened the collective understanding of sustainable financing, enhanced cross-country partnerships, and reinforced Kenya’s role as a regional leader in sustainability and livelihood development.

The intended impact is to empower participating organizations with the knowledge, tools, and networks required to mobilize resources more effectively, scale their interventions, and strengthen community resilience across the region.





Happy New Year to Our Valued Homebased Workers! 🎉As we step into a new year, we extend our heartfelt appreciation to all...
01/01/2026

Happy New Year to Our Valued Homebased Workers! 🎉

As we step into a new year, we extend our heartfelt appreciation to all our homebased workers. Your dedication, creativity, and hard work continue to inspire us and strengthen the communities we serve.

Thank you for the important role you play every day. May the New Year bring you renewed energy, good health, growth, and many opportunities for success. We are grateful to have you as part of our journey and look forward to another year of working together.

✨ Wishing you a joyful, successful, and fulfilling New Year! ✨

🇰🇪 Happy Jamhuri Day to all Home-Based Workers in Kenya! 🎉Your hard work, creativity, and resilience keep our nation mov...
12/12/2025

🇰🇪 Happy Jamhuri Day to all Home-Based Workers in Kenya! 🎉

Your hard work, creativity, and resilience keep our nation moving.
Wishing you peace, progress, and new opportunities today and always.

🌍 Homenet Kenya Hosts Focus Group Discussion on Climate Change & Its Impact on Home-Based WorkersHomenet Kenya brought t...
04/12/2025

🌍 Homenet Kenya Hosts Focus Group Discussion on Climate Change & Its Impact on Home-Based Workers

Homenet Kenya brought together home-based workers and HBW leaders from across the country for an insightful focused group discussion on climate change—its realities, its impact, and what must be done to protect and empower home-based workers.

Participants shared the changes they are experiencing in their daily work—rising temperatures, unpredictable weather, environmental health risks, and disruptions to their income. Together, we discussed the impact of these changes, the practical ways HBWs are coping, and the support needed to build resilience within the sector.

This conversation is an important step toward ensuring that home-based workers are not left behind in climate action and policy responses. We are committed to advocating for safety, awareness, social protection, and sustainable livelihoods that can withstand the challenges of a changing climate.

💚 Strengthening resilience.
💚 Protecting livelihoods.
💚 Centering home-based workers in climate solutions.

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