Africa
Don Bosco Fambul in Freetown, one of Sierra Leone’s leading
Salesian missionaries have been providing support for youth in Madagascar
KENYA: Salesian Missionaries Provide Food and Water as Drought and Food Insecurity Affect Kenyan Communities
(MissionNewswire) The Don Bosco Mission Korr in Kenya provides services to nomadic populations in the surrounding community and within Kakuma refugee camp, which was
SOUTH AFRICA: Salesian Institute Adds Solar Panels to Save Electricity Costs and Ensure Consistent Power to Classrooms
(MissionNewswire) The Salesian Institute in Cape Town, South Africa has recently added solar panels to its campus buildings that provide education and technical skills
DR CONGO: Salesian Missionaries Provide Education and Workforce Development to Youth Denied Education
(MissionNewswire) Salesian missionaries in Uvira, within South Kivu province if the Democratic Republic of Congo, are providing young children and older youth an opportunity
SIERRA LEONE: More Than 700 Youth, Widows Receive Better Nutrition Thanks to Recent Rice-Meal Donation
(MissionNewswire) Youth, children with disabilities and widows were those who benefited from a recent shipment of rice-meals thanks to an ongoing partnership between Salesian Missions
SOUTH SUDAN: Priest Feeds 4,000 Displaced as Refugee Crisis Escalates
(MissionNewswire) Father David Tulimelli, parish priest at the Salesian St. Vincent de Paul parish which operates Don Bosco Gumbo, has recently been praised for
SIERRA LEONE: Assisting Families Affected by Recent Fire in Angola Town Slum
(MissionNewswire) On the evening of Thursday, Dec. 1, a fire outbreak completely destroyed “Angola Town,” a slum located in front of Don Bosco Fambul,
SOUTH AFRICA: New Porsche Program to Provide Training to 75 Youth
(MissionNewswire) Starting in July 2017, 75 disadvantaged youth in South Africa will have an opportunity to take part in a new training program known
SOUTH SUDAN: Salesian Missionaries Operate Leprosy Program, Hospital in Tonj
(MissionNewswire) Salesian missionaries have been working in Tonj, a town in the northwest region of South Sudan, for several years. Their focus has been