Children take centre stage in the work of Viva and our partner networks who ensure that they are well cared for and able to thrive. This approach does not just benefit the child; it benefits the whole family.
Month: May 2016
Inspiring Oxford’s young people to find their fire
Teenagers in east Oxford are being empowered to support their peers through an exciting new programme co-ordinated by Viva’s Doorsteps network, in partnership with the City Council, churches and local community groups.
Children at risk of hunger and violence as Venezuela crisis grows
Viva’s partner network in Venezuela is asking for prayer as the country faces a mounting humanitarian crisis caused by widespread energy shortages and lack of basic goods.
Children should be seen and heard
How Viva is training children in Uganda and Zimbabwe to be change-makers.
Loved, valued and respected
A youth advocacy campaign in the Philippines is helping thousands of children to stand up to sexual abuse at the hands of adults. Ellie Cameron shares Debbie’s story.
You’re not alone
A collaborative approach to working with children is hugely valuable for both young people and youth workers. Hannah Woods explains why she’s excited by being a part of Viva’s Doorsteps initiative in Oxfordshire.
Five ways to treat children well
With so much conflicting advice about how to look after children and increasingly alarming statistics about unhappy young people, how can we focus on simple but effective steps to treat them better?
Guiding a child on their worship journey
There is a view by some that adult worship is more genuine, real or important than children’s worship – but I really don’t think that’s the case.