
WHO WE ARE
OUR NAME
The name Tov Nation draws from the Biblical creation story in Genesis 1. "Tov" is a Hebrew word meaning good, pleasant, and — most importantly — functional. When God created, He saw that it was TOV: Good, Pleasant, and Functional.
"Nation" speaks to both the individual and community. Together, Tov Nation means: Functional Individual and Functional Community — people restored to their God-given purpose.
"We go and make disciples of those struggling with addiction — the nation of the addicted."
To guide individuals through personalized recovery journeys, fostering health, joyful relationships, and productivity.
Empowering addicted individuals to break free from addiction, heal from trauma, and become agents of healing and community transformation.
We believe in continuous improvement in all aspects of life — Bio-psycho-social-spiritual — not just overcoming addiction, but becoming whole.
We are committed to exploring new approaches, techniques, and recovery models. By continuously implementing new ideas, we enhance the effectiveness of our programs.

FOUNDER & DIRECTOR
Brian Mulipah is a certified Addiction Professional and Professional Recovery Coach who founded Tov Nation Trust. His personal journey of overcoming addiction and maintaining sobriety for over 20 years became the foundation upon which Tov Nation was built.
Driven by compassion and a deep conviction that every person deserves a path to wholeness, Brian created a space where others could find hope, healing, and renewed purpose.
Since 2004, Brian has journeyed through 15 countries, spreading the message of hope and recovery and shaping Tov Nation into the transformative movement it is today.
20+
Years Sober
15
Countries
2020
Founded
Director
Harare, Zimbabwe
Programs Coordinator
Waterfalls, Harare
Outreach Coordinator
New Marimba, Harare
Integrating Kingdom values and spiritual principles into recovery. Bible-based counselling, personal testimonies, and group sessions on inner healing and forgiveness.
Improving lives of individuals, families, and communities. Community outreach, family therapy, anti-stigma campaigns, and youth prevention programs.
Sustainable practices including planned food gardens at boot camp sites. Partnering with Harare City Council for community clean-ups.
Hiring and training people affected by addiction. Livelihoods coaching and vocational training partnerships with Masasa Vocational Training Centre.