This is the official twitter handle of the State Department for Labour and Skills Development

Nairobi, Kenya
Happy Mashujaa Day, 20/10/2026!
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1/4 The NIKO II programme mapping and assessment of children with disabilities concluded today in Ogen, Kisumu County, marking an important step towards identifying children’s individual support needs and linking them and their caregivers to essential Government services
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3/4 services make a meaningful difference in their lives. @SP_Kenya appreciates the @KisumuCountyKE , @UNICEFKenya, @Ncpwds community leaders, enumerators, caregivers and all partners whose collaboration contributed to the success to the exercise.
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4/4 Together, we can build inclusive communities where no child is left behind and can access the support and opportunities they deserve. #NoOneIsKeptOut @KiliBlind @inABLEorg @KCBInKenya @SafaricomPLC @ChildServicesKE
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1/2. @PSMwadime met IOM Kenya Chief of Mission Nomagugu Ncube to strengthen labour migration governance and expand safe, regular employment pathways for Kenyans. Focus: ethical recruitment, Migrant Resource Centres, worker protection, return and reintegration. #LabourMigration
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2/2. Key points from the PS-IOM Kenya meeting: 85% of African migration happens within the continent, and 93% of migrants use legal channels. Priorities: align skills training with market demand, recognise qualifications, and boost intra-African labour mobility under AfCFTA.
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1/4 Day Two of the NIKO II mapping and assessment of children with disabilities at Muhoroni Chiefs Camp has recorded encouraging success stories, with parents and caregivers receiving support in obtaining birth certificates and disability certificates, identifying suitable
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3/4 of this opportunity to have their children’s individual needs assessed and be linked to appropriate government support services. Let us work together to ensure that no child is left behind. #NoOneIsKeptOut
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1/4 The NIKO II mapping and assessment of children with disabilities commenced today in Ombeyi, Muhoroni Sub-County, marking an important step towards identifying children’s individual needs and connecting them to appropriate support services.
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3/4 assistive technology needs, and referrals to available services. Parents/caregivers in the remaining mapping areas are encouraged to come within the required documentation and participate in the exercise to help improve access to essential services and support for children.
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1/3 Day Two of the NIKO II enumerators’ training focused on the Support Needs Assessment Tool, which has been refined to strengthen the assessment process. The day also featured a pilot exercise involving caregivers to test the improved tool ahead of the mapping of children with
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2/3 disabilities in Muhoroni Sub-County. Parents and caregivers of children with disabilities are encouraged to participate in the upcoming mapping exercise to help identify each child’s individual needs and facilitate linkages to available support services within their community
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3/3 Together, let us ensure that every child with a disability is identified, their needs are understood, and appropriate support is provided. #NoOneIsKeptOut @UNICEFKenya @Ncpwds @KisumuCountyKE @KiliBlind @inABLEorg @KCBInKenya @SafaricomPLC @ChildServicesKE
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1/2. Weni Kindo SACCO held a Harambee at Bura Social Hall this morning to support young farmers, with PS Shadrack Mwadime of the State Dept for Labour and Skills Development as Chief Guest. #WeniKindo #Harambee #BETA
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2/2. “Pamoja Tujenge, Pamoja Tustawi.” The Harambee aims to strengthen the SACCO and grow community wealth, in line with the Bottom-Up Economic Transformation Agenda. #WeniKindo #SACCO #YoungFarmers #Bura
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