On Day 11 of the Good Treatment Campaign, we reflect on a challenge many parents and caregivers face: how to balance a child’s strengths and passions with areas where they may struggle. Too often, society places greater value on correcting weaknesses than on nurturing talents, but true acceptance involves doing both with love and wisdom. […]
Good Treatment Campaign – Day 3 Discipline is an important part of raising children, but it must always flow from a foundation of love. When a child’s “emotional tank” is filled with affection, encouragement, and affirmation, discipline becomes constructive rather than destructive. The Good Treatment Campaign reminds us that disciplining without love is like trying […]
Good Treatment Campaign – Day 2 On Day 2 of the Good Treatment Campaign, we are reminded of a simple yet profound truth: nothing works well if a child’s need for love is not met. A child who feels genuinely loved and cared for flourishes, s/he performs better, remains open to guidance, and is more […]
Harare, Zimbabwe, September 1, 2025, Viva Network Zimbabwe (VNZ) is excited to announce the launch of the Good Treatment Campaign (GTC), which officially begins today and will run until the end of the month. This month-long initiative brings together churches, schools, organizations, communities, and families across Zimbabwe to champion one powerful cause: the good treatment […]
On the fresh, cool morning of 26 July 2025, Highlands Primary School buzzed with energy and unity as Harare City Council hosted an inspiring marathon event in partnership with Viva Network Zimbabwe and other stakeholders. This special occasion brought together staff, volunteers, and partners from different organizations to run, cheer, and connect, all for one […]
On 28 June, Viva Network Zimbabwe, in partnership with Destiny Mission Organization, hosted the Anti-Drug Abuse Under-12s Football Tournament. This community event was more than sport; it was a movement to protect children from the growing danger of substance abuse by reaching them through something they love: football. Twelve teams of boys under the age […]