Betty is renowned for her great innovation in designing proactive and preventative girl child empowerment programs which today directly benefit over 70 000 girls in Zimbabwe and all over 20 000 girls round the world. From just one girls’ club at Zengeza 1 High School, GCN now has over 700 girls’ clubs in ten provinces of Zimbabwe and many other clubs are being formed in countries like UK, Canada, Uganda, USA and Swaziland. where daily girls are being empowered through various programs.

Betty has designed strategies that directly eliminate gender based violence such as harmful cultural practices that fuel the spread of HIV and AIDS among girls and since 1999 over 20 000 girls who have fallen victim to child sexual abuse have been assisted to realize their potential as future women leaders.

She is also the former Chairperson of the Women`s Coalition of Zimbabwe. She has assisted thousands of women suffering from domestic violence to reclaim their rights. She is a former member of Oxfam Novib Round Table, Global Campaign Against Poverty Ambassador for Zimbabwe 2006. She is the founder of Ray of Hope–Network an organization for rape and domestic violence survivors, which she founded.