HACO Industries Partners with Mama Fua App to Train and Empower Cleaning and Laundry Professionals in Eldoret
HACO Industries Homecare Category Manager, Joan Chege (L) presenting a certificate to Brian Juma a participant(R) after a successful completion of the training.
Eldoret, Kenya, 18/03/2026 – HACO Industries Kenya Limited, through its homecare brands SoSoft and ACE, has partnered with Mama Fua App to conduct a comprehensive training and empowerment session for cleaning and laundry professionals in Eldoret, aiming to enhance service quality and create sustainable income opportunities.
The programme specifically targets individuals in the cleaning and laundry sector, popularly known as Mama Fua, offering professional guidance on modern laundry techniques, effective homecare practices, and proper use of cleaning and fabric care products. Participants gained hands-on experience designed to improve efficiency, service standards, and revenue potential.
Speaking during the training session, HACO Industries Home Care Category Manager, Joan Chege, emphasized the importance of equipping local entrepreneurs with skills that support their livelihoods and strengthen community enterprise.
“At HACO Industries, we recognize the important role that cleaning and laundry professionals play in households across Kenya. By providing practical training and access to quality homecare products, we aim to empower these entrepreneurs to enhance their services, grow their businesses, and increase their income opportunities,” she said.
She highlighted that the initiative extends beyond technical training to broader community development.
“Our collaboration with Mama Fua and the support of our SoSoft and ACE brands demonstrates our commitment to fostering enterprise and equipping individuals with skills that have a tangible impact on their livelihoods. This is more than training it’s an investment in local economic growth,” she said.
The training, delivered by Cleaning School Kenya, a subsidiary of Mama Fua, focused on fabric care, stain removal, hygiene standards, and efficient cleaning solutions for housekeeping. Participants also learned about workplace safety, proper use of HACO homecare products, and financial literacy to ensure the skills acquired are sustainable and contribute to long-term economic empowerment.
Mama Fua, a leading provider of professional cleaning and laundry services across Kenya, continues to champion professionalization by connecting trained service providers with households and businesses seeking reliable cleaning solutions.
Speaking on the wider impact of the initiative, Stephine Nguta, a representative of Mama Fua, emphasized the value of combining practical training with product expertise.
“This partnership ensures that participants gain the right skills and confidence to deliver quality cleaning and laundry services. It strengthens competence and builds trust with households and businesses across Kenya,” she said.
Nguta added that such collaborations create sustainable opportunities for individuals and families who rely on this sector for their livelihoods.
“The training goes beyond knowledge transfer by creating pathways for ongoing professional development and business growth. It improves service quality, increases household incomes, and promotes professionalism across the cleaning and laundry sector, benefiting both individuals and communities alike,” she said.
The Eldoret session forms part of HACO Industries’ broader efforts to promote inclusive economic participation through skills development and entrepreneurship support. By integrating practical skills with product knowledge, the programme contributes to a more professional, empowered, and sustainable cleaning services sector nationwide.
Through initiatives like this, HACO Industries and Mama Fua App are enhancing technical skills, fostering financial independence, professional recognition, and sustainable livelihoods for cleaning and laundry professionals across Kenya.
