The Salesian Mission Office in Madrid has launched a project for the reconstruction and support for the return of people displaced by the conflict, especially women and girls, in the Tigray region of Ethiopia*. The project aims to help hundreds of people return to villages
Salesian missionaries with SURABI, the Salesian Project Development Office of Chennai, India, have five vehicles to support their work thanks to donor funding from Salesian Missions. The vehicles are helping Salesians provide services for youth at risk and carry out youth pastoral work.
Through Bosco Global’s “Deconstructing inequality on behalf of the rights of Indigenous women in the province of Muñecas” project, 80 Indigenous women have taken part in training courses in Bolivia. The project is supported by Generalita Valenciana, the government institutions of the Spanish autonomous community
The Mary Help of Christians Educational Unit in Esmeraldas, Ecuador, hosts the Research Club for Scientific Drafting. The club supports and educates youth who have an interest in research, and was founded in 2019 by Elio Ramirez Rubira. Once in the club, members immerse themselves
Salesian missionaries at the Ricaldone Technical Institute, located in San Salvador, El Salvador, have expanded the photovoltaic energy production system with grid supply. This system consists of over 400 panels installed in the central building with classrooms to convert sunlight into electricity. The system will
The Don Bosco Learning Center in Quetta, Pakistan, launched the “Early Learning Adventures” program for children ages 3-4, laying the foundation for their educational development. In addition to promoting individual growth, the program seeks to have a positive impact on the local community by forming
Almost 100 Egyptian youth are participating in the socio-sports school at the Don Bosco Institute in Alexandria, Egypt. The school is carried out in collaboration with the Salesian Mission Office in Madrid and the Real Madrid Foundation. Through soccer and basketball, along with psychological and
Salesian missionaries provided 150 youth from Indigenous communities in Kami, Bolivia, education thanks to the “Technical and comprehensive training of young Bolivians in the educational districts of the Municipality of Independencia and Tapacarí, in the Department of Cochabamba” project. The project was developed by Bosco
Salesian institutions in India installed solar panels thanks to donor funding from Salesian Missions. Fourteen solar panels were added to the Don Bosco Media Academy, located in Manikandam, and Don Bosco Pre-Novitiate in the Dindigal District. Each solar panel is 540 watts.
Salesian missionaries are supporting Indigenous people living on the Amazon border between Ecuador and Peru who face marginalization and lack access to medical care. Through the Salesian Province of Ecuador and its planning and development office, Salesians were able to provide the local residents with