OTHER Salesian News (not SM specific)
Cambodian youth joined youth from around the globe in participating
Salesian missionaries in the Office of Development of the Province
UNITED STATES: School to launch streaming network
St. John Bosco High School, located in Bellflower, Calif., is set to launch a streaming network, known as Bosco+, for high school sports coverage.
RWANDA: Young women find success in male-dominated fields
Young women in the "Gender Matters for Green Technical and Vocational Education Training (TVET)" program at Don Bosco Gatenga, located in Gatenga, Rwanda, were
INDIA: Don Bosco Industrial Training Institutes graduate 1,665
Don Bosco Industrial Training Institutes in India graduated 1,665 students in September. The graduation ceremonies were held on the same day in every institution.
ECUADOR: Students engage in school with kits
Salesian missionaries with the Salesian Project North Zone in Quito, Ecuador, provided 437 youth with school kits at the beginning of September. The youth
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: Documentary focuses on Salesian work against child labor
The new documentary “Canillitas” is giving a voice to the more than 340,000 children working in the Dominican Republic, according to an article in
POLAND: Grant ensures new skills centers
The Salesian Society, located in Warsaw, Poland, has been awarded a grant from the Ministry of Education and Science to implement an industry skills
TOGO: Vulnerable youth gain life skills
Don Bosco Immaculate Child Protection Center in Kara, Togo, organized training courses for vulnerable and at-risk youth to help them prepare for the future.
ETHIOPIA: Fund improves lives of vulnerable people
The Global Solidarity Fund project, set up in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia*, has helped improve the lives displaced of women and men, refugees from other