Jazza Centre By Sinapis Kenya

Sinapis Kenya empowers entrepreneurs through training programs like the Sinapis Academy and Fast Track Accelerator, helping businesses grow and create lasting impact. One such business is Jazza Centre, founded by Joseph and Leah, who attended the Sinapis Academy in 2018-2019. Jazza Centre provides professional domestic worker placement services across Kenya, improving lives by offering fair pay, training, and financial literacy programs.

Our role was to create impactful testimonial videos highlighting how Sinapis’ training transformed Jazza Centre into a thriving business that uplifts domestic workers, promotes financial independence, and creates opportunities for growth.

The project involved creating high-quality testimonial videos that told the story of Joseph and Leah’s journey, the success of Jazza Centre, and the life-changing impact on domestic workers. We worked on location over several days to record interviews with the founders, employees, and beneficiaries. The videos aimed to showcase not just the growth of the business but also the profound outcomes for the workers, including increased wages, improved financial literacy, and access to essential benefits like healthcare and savings programs.

The project began with understanding Sinapis’ vision and the key messages they wanted to communicate. With this direction, we carefully planned the production process to ensure the story was told authentically and effectively. Our diverse and dynamic team spent several days on location, filming interviews with Joseph, Leah, and workers who had benefited from Jazza Centre’s programs. In addition to interviews, we captured real-life moments of training, home placements, and the daily activities of domestic workers to add depth to the story.

The testimonial videos successfully communicated the story of Jazza Centre’s transformation and its impact on domestic workers in Kenya. Through these videos, we highlighted how the business grew from a struggling enterprise to a thriving company that uplifts workers by offering professional training, fair pay, and access to life-changing benefits. The videos shared stories of domestic workers buying land, building homes, and educating their families—tangible proof of the positive change brought by Jazza Centre’s business model.