Americas & Caribbean
Students at Recanto da Cruz Grande, located in Itapevi in
The Salesian-run FUSALMO, located in the municipality of Soyapango in
UNITED STATES: Bosco Tech Student Interns at Boeing, Saves the Company Nearly $1 Million
(MissionNewswire) Jacob Lovi, a senior at Don Bosco Technical Institute (Bosco Tech) high school in Rosemead, California, developed an idea during his summer internship
El Salvador: Don Bosco University Science Camp for Girls Encourages STEM Education
(MissionNewswire) The Salesian-run Don Bosco University, located in San Salvador, is working to provide opportunities for advanced education and employment for disadvantaged women in
MEXICO: Students Have Better Access to Sports and Recreation Thanks to Fútbol Donation from One World Play Project
(MissionNewswire) Youth in Salesian programs in Mexico City, Mexico have better access to sports and recreation thanks to a recent donation of 5,700 fútbols.
HAITI: Fighting Hunger in the Classroom
(MissionNewswire) Salesian missionaries living and working in Haiti operate the Hunger for Education Project, which provides school feeding programs in several Salesian educational institutions
MEXICO: Institute Celebrating 50 Years Providing Education in Indigenous Communities
(MissionNewswire) In the center of the Oaxaca Highland, Salesian missionaries operate the Institute for the Advancement of the Indigenous Community, which bring hope for
ECUADOR: Providing New School Supplies to 921 Students
(MissionNewswire) At the start of the new school year, the Salesian Foundation, Chicos de la Calle, located in Quito, Ecuador‘s capital city, provided 921
BOLIVIA: Women Empowerment Project Aims to Reduce Physical Violence in Families
(MissionNewswire) Salesian missionaries with Solidaridad Don Bosco have been collaborating and coordinating a project with the Machaqua Amawta Foundation, with the support of Extremadura
EL SALVADOR: Students, Elderly Have Better Nutrition Thanks to Rice Meal Donation from Feed My Starving Children
(MissionNewswire) Salesian students attending programs through the Don Bosco Industrial Polygon Foundation (EDYTRA) in San Salvador, the capital city of El Salvador, have access