Don Bosco Veedu, located in Thiruvananthapuram in the state of Kerala, India, has graduated seven women from a three-month tailoring course under the Tigress Program, which stands for resiliency and emancipation. The graduates learned new tailoring skills while gaining a strong sense of solidarity and
Salesian missionaries have continued their work in the Salesian community in Odessa, Ukraine*, despite the war. To meet the growing needs for education, including those of students who have been displaced, construction has started on an additional floor to be used for high school classrooms.
UniSalesiano, the Salesian University in Araçatuba, Brazil, has invested in the purchase of medical tablets for the Municipal Health Department of Araçatuba to optimize home care. The tablets will also allow accurate monitoring of the location of the professionals and citizens being assisted. The technology
Salesian missionaries in Rundu, Namibia, completed phase three of a construction project for the new St. John Bosco Church thanks to donor funding from Salesian Missions. The project will benefit more than 6,500 Catholics in the community.
Don Bosco Dhisha, located in Hyderabad, India, in collaboration with the Salesian Diocese of Khammam, successfully facilitated employment for 467 young job seekers at a job fair. The event attracted more than 780 participants and featured 27 companies across sectors such as IT, banking, health
Salesians were able to help support children at two orphanages in Aleppo, Syria*, thanks to donor funding from Salesian Missions. Both an Armenian orphanage housing 30 children and a Muslim orphanage hosting 50 children, aged 6-18, were supported through the ongoing project.
The Salesian Mission Center in Boyle Heights, California, has become a place where people of all ages aim to help others. The Burrito Project and the Clothing the Poor project are two projects that are bringing people together, especially youth, to give back to community
Salesian missionaries in 23 oratories in the Salesian Province of Southern Italy, in Campania, Basilicata, Puglia and Calabria, are ensuring that youth have access to safe and fun summer programs. A recent survey conducted by Father Giuseppe Russo, provincial delegate for Youth Ministry, found that
Young women have graduated from Don Bosco Muhazi Vocational Training School in Rwanda after a six-month course in agriculture supported by the Gender Matters for Green TVET project. The project focused on education for young mothers and other youth who are vulnerable. The graduation ceremony
Salesian missionaries with the School of Agriculture and Rural Volunteering, located in Moxico Velho, Luena, Angola, were able to complete construction projects thanks to donor funding from Salesian Missions, the U.S. development arm of the Salesians of Don Bosco. With the funding, Salesians rehabilitated the