Americas & Caribbean
More than 2,300 youth in Haiti received nutritious food through
Salesian missionaries in Cayambe, Ecuador, celebrated the 25th anniversary of
COSTA RICA: 40 poor families receive food through ongoing initiative
The Santo Domingo Savio Salesian Center in Cartago, Costa Rica, has an ongoing initiative to collect food donated by parishioners and provide it to
BOLIVIA: Malnourished children and mothers receive support through donor funding
The Don Bosco Center for Malnourished Children in San Carlos, Santa Cruz, Bolivia, received funding from donors of Salesian Missions to help support children
ARGENTINA: At-risk youth return to activities
Youth groups from the Don Bosco Center in Bahía Blanca, a city in the southwest province of Buenos Aires, Argentina, have resumed activities in
BOLIVIA: Agricultural project provides food, income to improve life in rural communities
Bosco Global, supported by the Agency for Development Cooperation of Extremadura, facilitates an eco-sustainability project to improve life for those living in rural communities
BOLIVIA: Homeless youth receive education, psychological support
Techo Pinardi, part of the Don Bosco Project in Santa Cruz, Bolivia, offers a center for adolescents living on the city streets. Most of
MEXICO: Programs serve 30,000 migrants and poor youth each month
The Salesian Tijuana Project has been providing services to migrants and poor youth living on the border between Mexico and the U.S. for 34
MEXICO: Youth in 24 Indigenous communities receive Bibles
Salesian missionaries in Oaxaca, Mexico, have provided 1,000 Catholic Bibles to 24 Chinanteca Indigenous communities thanks to Koch Foundation funding secured by Salesian Missions.
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