Salesian missionaries are operating "A Brighter Future", a vocational and skills education program, in Tappita, Liberia, to help youth become productive citizens and self-sufficient. Salesians have been in Tappita since 1980, running social development programs to help improve the lives of those in the community.
The Don Bosco Catholic Technical and Vocational Training Institute at Bosco Children in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia*, held a graduation ceremony for 400 students. This marks the 30th graduation of the training institute.
Work includes prevention, education initiatives [caption id="attachment_47004" align="alignright" width="248"] INDIA[/caption] (MissionNewswire) The Prafulta Center for Psychological Wellbeing, located in the Andheri district of Mumbai, India, is one of the country’s most significant Salesian initiatives in the field of mental health. Founded in 1998 by Father Godfrey D’Sa,
To mark Eid al-Adha, one of the most important holidays in the Islamic calendar known as the Festival of Sacrifice, the Salesian Family in Lebanon* organized a day of sharing with the refugee families being hosted at Don Bosco El-Houssoun.
Salesian missionaries had the funding for the renovation and repair of a dilapidated chapel in Gutuhatu, a village in the Khunti District of Jharkhand, India, thanks to donor funding from Salesian Missions. The project strengthened unity among 157 Catholic families, including more than 900 Catholics.
Salesian missionaries with the Don Bosco Mission in South Sudan* received a shipment of essential goods thanks to partnerships facilitated through Salesian Missions. The shipment included books, bicycles, mattresses, clothing and water bottles. Sanitizing wipes were provided by Feed the Children, a global movement working
Salesian Missions has launched an emergency appeal for donations in the wake of two devastating earthquakes measuring magnitudes 7.2 and 7.5 that struck Venezuela* on June 24, 2026. The earthquakes have left widespread destruction, loss of life and thousands of families in urgent need.
The Salesian Project Ecuador has officially announced the integration of the Chankuap Foundation into its national network of socio-educational centers. As part of this new institutional structure, the organization has taken the name Salesian Chankuap Foundation, consolidating the legacy of its founders and ushering in
Salesian missionaries have formally signed a cooperation agreement to establish a new educational and residential center for young women who are vulnerable in Antananarivo, Madagascar. The new training center will offer a secure home and a structured vocational educational program for young women aged 14-19.
Salesians in Kolkata, India, have provided 30 new homes to families in need in the Kapali Bagan–Narkeldanga settlement. The project has already enabled the construction of 678 homes.