Africa
The Youth Employability Booster Project celebrated its first graduation ceremonies
The Salesian community in Palabek Refugee Settlement, located in Uganda,
SOUTH SUDAN: Salesians provide humanitarian relief to people who are displaced
Salesian missionaries with the St. Patrick Province in Ireland have been providing humanitarian aid, including food aid and education, for people who are internally
ZAMBIA: Girls and young women continue their education with support of new project
Salesian missionaries in Lusaka, Zambia, are helping girls and young women continue their education. A project helps young women who are forced to miss
WEST AFRICA: Donor funding from Salesian Missions provides scholarships for 325 students
Salesians were able to provide scholarships to 325 youth thanks to donor funding from Salesian Missions. The youth came from 18 communities in six
ZAMBIA: Garden Open Community School makes improvements thanks to donor funding from Salesian Missions
The Garden Open Community School, located in Thorn Park, a neighborhood in Lusaka, Zambia, has solar panels and newly painted classrooms in the primary
SOUTH SUDAN: St. Vincent De Paul School launches gender equality initiatives thanks to donor funding from Salesian Missions
Youth attending the St. Vincent De Paul School, run by the Salesian sisters in Gumbo, South Sudan*, have improved sanitation and access to workshops,
CHAD: 1,000 youth benefit from new gym thanks to donor funding from Salesian Missions
More than 1,000 youth living in poverty in a rural area of Koumra, Chad, have a new gym thanks to donor funding from Salesian
UGANDA: More than 4,800 youth receive Rise Against Hunger meals through a partnership with Salesian Missions
More than 4,800 youth at Salesian schools in Uganda have access to better nutrition through a partnership between Salesian Missions and Rise Against Hunger.
ETHIOPIA: Graduates of Don Bosco Gambella create start-up to boost local agriculture
Five young innovators from Don Bosco Gambella in Ethiopia* are transforming agriculture through their start-up, Afri Tech Eng. All five youth are graduates of