SOCCOM

The Social Communications Department (SOCCOM) serves as the central hub for promoting the Diocese’s mission and values through strategic communication

Overview

The Social Communications Department (SOCCOM) serves as the central hub for promoting the Diocese’s mission and values through strategic communication. It serves to effectively share the Church’s pastoral evangelism, humanitarian and developmental initiatives with diverse audiences, both within the Church and in the wider community. SOCCOM is responsible for designing and implementing comprehensive communication strategies that align with the Diocese’s vision and mission. The department creates compelling, faith-based content, including articles, features, graphics, and multimedia, capturing the life and values of the Church. It documents and reports on diocesan programs, transforming initiatives into engaging narratives and visuals that inform, and inspire deeper community engagement. In Masvingo, the Commission publishes a flagship newsletter, Pataveri, which is distributed widely to reach different audiences through multiple media platforms, including print, electronic and social media.

The commission manages and expands the Diocese’s digital presence, overseeing websites, social media platforms, and online communities. It also designs and publishes visually appealing print and digital materials, including newsletters, bulletins and reports. The department also promotes the Diocese’s work to donors and the broader public while identifying opportunities for funding, grants, and strategic partnerships to sustain communication initiatives.

Vision

A Commission which promotes the use of Media in evangelizing of the whole person: spiritually, socially, physically and economically.

Mission Statement

To be a Diocesan Communications Department that promotes pastoral activities to all the people through the available means of communication

Major Responsibilities

What We Are Currently Doing

At the moment the Commission is mainly dealing with the electronic media whereby we are making use of our social media platforms to disseminate information on daily bases.

Daily readings and reflections are uploaded everyday on our facebook page and twitter.

We also take note of important events and feasts in the Diocese.

We are also currently working on our online paper which will soon be circulating.

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