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For eco-friendly housecleaning service in the San Francisco Bay Area, contact the WAGES co-op near you:

Emma's
Peninsula
(650) 261-1788
Eco-Care
South Bay
(408) 778-8445
Natural Home Cleaning
East Bay
(510)532-6645

Home Green Home
San Francisco
(415) 285-5525

Transforming Women's Lives

WAGES' mission is to build worker-owned green businesses that create healthy, dignified jobs for low-income women. In our network of eco-friendly housecleaning cooperatives, women develop personal and professional skills, become leaders, and gain economic security.

WAGES uses a cooperative business model that allows women to pool their skills and work together to succeed. The workers make decisions democratically, and they distribute business profits equitably to all workers. As co-owners of successful businesses, women increase their incomes substantially and help their families move out of poverty.

Eco-Friendly Housecleaning

Since 1998, WAGES has focused on developing housecleaning cooperatives that use eco-friendly products and cleaning techniques. These businesses are economically viable, they support high quality jobs, and they protect the health of workers and their business clients.

Please contact the cooperatives directly to get information about eco-friendly cleaning services in your area (see links on the left).

WAGES' News

San Francisco co-op launches

Home Green Home Natural Cleaning, a worker-owned cooperative in partnership with Seventh Generation, opened for business on February 16th. And, local clients love them! Read the MomGoGreen and Idealbite reviews to learn more about why you should use green, worker-owned businesses.

WAGES is a Green Building Super Hero

Natural Home Cleaning wins an SFgate Bay List award and is named Small Business of the Year for the 9th District by Loni Hancock.

Read Stories of Hope!
Gloria, Luz and other Latinas who are Reaching the Green Dream.