Salesian missionaries with Don Bosco Makululu, located in Kabwe, Zambia, have increased their agriculture production over the last two years. A farm initiative is ensuring healthy food for the youth hosted by the mission, reducing food costs, generating income through the sale of surplus produce,
Salesian missionaries are providing ongoing support to people impacted by two earthquakes which struck northern Venezuela* just 39 seconds apart on June 24. The country continues to grapple with the consequences of the disaster. The latest official death toll stands at more than 5,200 people.
Camp Echo Bay in New Rochelle, New York, took place on the Salesian High School campus and was open five days a week through August 14. The camp is run by Jimmy Ascencio, a graduate of Salesian High School, and Matthew Boggi, a theology teacher
The Salesian Province of West and North Africa was able to increase the institutional capacity of the planning and development office thanks to donor funding from Salesian Missions.
The North Coast Salesian Project Foundation in Ecuador recently welcomed a visit from the pastoral care team from the Salesian Polytechnic University Guayaquil’s campus. The goal was to strengthen social work efforts and respond more effectively to the needs of youth and their families by
The Salesian St. Dominic Savio Province, located in Manaus, Brazil, installed solar panels at the provincial house and at the Salesian community in Maturacá, located in the Upper Rio Negro region, thanks to donor funding from Salesian Missions. The project directly benefited more than 1,000
Bosco Global’s 2025 report "Heroes of Hope" highlighted that through 59 projects in 16 countries the organization has impacted more than 51,000 people who are vulnerable. It further highlights the Salesian mission and a shared conviction that solidarity knows no borders.
Students from Don Bosco High School, located in Borivali, a suburb located in northwestern Mumbai, India, participated in a beach clean-up drive organized by the Science and Nature Club and held in July at Gorai Beach.
St. John Bosco Secondary School, located in Ngozi, Burundi*, has started a mushroom farming project to improve the nutrition of its students and strengthen the school’s financial sustainability. The project comes at a time when the institution is facing increasing challenges due to the country’s
Salesian missionaries, located in Kigali, Rwanda, have begun the distribution of ProFuturo replacement technology toolkits to participating schools to strengthen digital education for youth across the country.