OTHER Salesian News (not SM specific)
The Salesian center in Al Fidar, Lebanon*, continues to play
Several Salesian centers were damaged in the early February violence
DR CONGO: Young women inspired to be leaders in traditionally male professions
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HAITI: Children living on the streets get a second chance
Lakay Don Bosco was established in 1988 in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, by an Italian Salesian priest. Father Attilio Stra launched the project to respond to
SOUTH AFRICA: Waves of Change initiative helps provide stable jobs in fishing industry
The Salesian Institute Youth Projects’ Waves of Change in Cape Town, South Africa, has been assisting unemployed youth and young adults in finding work
BRAZIL: Free services available for people suffering long-term effects of COVID-19
Brazil is among the countries hardest hit by the COVID-19 pandemic. In response, the Salesian University UniSales, located in Vitória in the state of
ETHIOPIA: Don Bosco graduate heads to Harvard University
Yeabsira Tofik Mohammed, a 12th grade student at Don Bosco Mekanissa, located in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, has been admitted to Harvard University’s class of
RWANDA: Center expands to meet the needs of poor youth
The Salesian Center in Rango, located in the city of Butare, Rwanda, is currently expanding to meet the needs of poor youth and their
BOLIVIA: New center serving youth with disabilities holds groundbreaking ceremony
Don Bosco Popular Schools Network laid a foundation stone for a new building for the Centro Virgen Niña Association, which is part of the
ITALY: Shopping cards help prevent hunger for families
More than 70 families in Sampierdarena, a major port and industrial area of Genoa in northwest Italy, have received a shopping card from the