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PDFThe Protecting Children through Child Friendly Churches Project was implemented between February 2022 and July 2023 with an overall goal that “vulnerable children are protected from abuse and exploitation through child friendly churches countering harmful norms and practices”.
Download document : Protecting Children Through Child Friendly Churches – External Evaluation ReportPDFThe “Internal Lending and Savings Scheme Guidelines 01 of 2023” document outlines the operational framework for financial support scheme aimed at low-income households engaged in informal small businesses within their specific communities. It covers the scheme’s purpose, membership criteria, committee structure, meeting protocols, loan procedures, penalties, record-keeping, dispute resolution, and amendment processes.
Download document : Internal Lending and Savings Scheme Guidelines 01 of 2023PDFThe Good Treatment Campaign is a ONE MONTH LONG campaign designed to bring together organizations, churches, corporates and individuals to campaign for good treatment of children. With a mandate to link churches, faith based organizations and other local groups for the betterment of the situation of children, VNZ adopted, customized and produced this manual to ensure that anyone anywhere can plan and run a month long Good Treatment Campaign at any given time. The Good Treatment Campaign was originally run by Viva’s network in Bolivia and was piloted by VIVA’s networks globally in 2015.
Download document : Good Treatment Campaign ManualPDFViva Network Zimbabwe (VNZ), in partnership with Justice for Children Trust (JCT) and Viva Denmark, implemented the Access to Justice for Children Project from June 2019 to August 2021 in Mbare and Epworth.
Download document : External Evaluation Report: Access to Justice for Children ProjectPDFVIVA Network Zimbabwe (VNZ) implemented a six-month project, "Early Response to Food Insecurity" in Epworth from March to August 2020. The project improved the food access of the targeted beneficiaries, and the data shows that the project reach was surpassed by 4% as it initially had targeted to reach 2050 people but ended up reaching 2134 people.
Download document : Early response to food insecurity in Epworth – External Evaluation ReportPDFPeople with disabilities are often excluded from sexual, reproductive, and neonatal healthcare (SRH), including HIV and AIDS prevention and support, as it is assumed that they are not sexually active and not at risk of infection.
Download document : SRHR for young people living with disabilitiesPDFIn 1999, Viva Network Zimbabwe was formed and since then the network has been working towards the unification of the board of Christ in improving the situation of children. In
Download document : VNZ 2019 20th Anniversary CelebrationPDFThis report gives the findings on the current state of child exploitation and birth registration in Mbare and Epworth high-density suburbs of Harare. The research was conducted mainly to ascertain the level of child exploitation, the availability of child protection channels, the competence of the existing channels, the level of knowledge of the community and the reports on prevalence of child exploitation and none birth registration.
Download document : Access to Justice for Children Project – Baseline ReportPDFViva Network in Zimbabwe in partnership with Life Words has been running a project called Pavement Project since 2016. The project is a child counselling and trauma healing program which utilizes the use of pictures.
Download document : Home Publications Impact Donate Report Pavement Project End of Year Report 2018PDFThis situational analysis report on the situation of children in Harare is a fulfilment of VNZ’s information requirements for the development of a 5 year strategic plan (2019-2023).
Download document : This situational analysis report 2018