The Salesian Net4Grow project was recently presented at the end of the Expo Lombriasco AgriCultura 2019. The goal of Net4Grow is to preserve and develop agricultural vocational training and generate projects for shared local development. Additional training for both teachers and students in agriculture, livestock,
The Don Bosco Foundation, which was founded Cordoba, Spain, more than 21 years ago, has won a commemorative award as part of the Andalucía Joven Awards, facilitated annually by the Andalusian Institute of Youth. The Don Bosco Foundation, which provides programs in Andalusia, the Canary
The Don Bosco Center, located in the city of Bukavu in the eastern region of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, is supporting women who wish to join women’s groups run by the Association Villageoise d’Epargne et Crédit (AVEC), an association for savings and credit
Salesian missionaries in Mekanissa, an area on the outskirts of the capital city of Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, operate the Don Bosco Center, which provides access to education, nutrition and health services to 400 poor youth. Most of the youth, aged 2-15 are street children who
The Salesian College Sonada has entered into a new partnership with Rimpocha Tea, based in Siliguri, India. Entrepreneur and CEO of Rimpocha Tea Rajah Banerjee established and ratified the agreement with Father C.M. Paul, campus minister of the Salesian College Sonada, to provide vocational training
Radio Don Bosco (Radio Dom), an online radio station established by Salesian missionaries and students in 2017 in Curitiba, Brazil, received first place in the radio-journalism category at the Public Ministry of Ceará Journalism Awards. Radio Dom has 20 programs and an audience of more
In order to improve the quality of the technical training at Don Bosco Boys Town in Nairobi, Kenya, 16 teachers participated in additional training. Don Bosco Boys Town program provides education and technical skills training to former street children in Nairobi and is currently serving
The Salesian-run Manzini Youth Care provides services to marginalized youth. And serves the communities surrounding the city to help residents improve their living standards, sanitation and food security. Partial and full scholarships are provided for more than 350 children who live at home but whose
Salesian programs are so successful in part because they remain flexible and diversified to meet of the needs of their students. At Don Bosco Fatumaca poor youth access programs including health services, nutrition, education and general support services. The school also offers room and board
More than 1,200 students attending Lycée Don Bosco, located in Bujumbura, Burundi, had access to better nutrition in the second quarter of 2019 thanks to a partnership between Salesian Missions, the U.S. development arm of the Salesians of Don Bosco, and Rise Against Hunger, an