The Centre for Domestic Training and Development (CDTD) is a national Non-Governmental Organization in Kenya dedicated to improving human rights and employment outcomes for domestic workers, particularly girls and women. Their comprehensive approach includes advocacy, skills training, job placement, education, and protection. CDTD also extends support to vulnerable groups such as migrants, victims of trafficking, refugees/asylum seekers, and survivors of Sexual and Gender Based Violence.

Through strategic partnerships with government and other organizations, CDTD focuses on recovery, social integration, and economic empowerment. Their mission extends beyond projects to positively impact the communities they serve. With a team of dedicated professionals, including CEO Edith Murogo and Programs Coordinator Faith Mukei, CDTD operates from its main office in Nairobi, Kenya.

CDTD is committed to making a difference one life at a time, and they prioritize the well-being and empowerment of domestic workers and vulnerable women. With their inclusive programming and collaborative efforts, CDTD is dedicated to creating better livelihoods and a brighter future for these individuals