With U.S. Government support, Salesian Missions to help over 24,000 young people and vulnerable populations across Italy (MissionNewswire) With support from the U.S. Government, through the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), Salesian Missions, the U.S. development arm of the Salesians of Don Bosco, has launched
Don Bosco Foundation, in collaboration with the Endesa Foundation and the Commissariat of Polígono Sur, a municipality in Seville, Spain, launched a new vocational training school. The school offers both traditional education and social support for youth who come from challenging backgrounds and need the
Don Bosco KISMAT, operated by BREADS, the Salesian planning and development office in Bangalore, India, is helping poor migrant youth in Kerala access online education during the pandemic. Payal Kumari is one young girl supported by the program. The program identified 314 migrant children and
Don Bosco Foundation signed a collaborative agreement with the company Emaresa to help support the Salesian-run “Together in the street” project in Santiago, Chile. This new collaboration will support the continuity of one of the Don Bosco Foundation’s residences for street children and provide support
Misiones Salesianas, the Salesian Mission Office in Madrid, has signed on to the Pope Francis Global Compact on Education, a pact to encourage change on a global scale, so that education may become a creator of fraternity, peace and justice. More than 258 million children
Salesian missionaries in Guatemala are working to assess damage and provide support in the wake of Hurricane Eta. The Salesian community of Carchá has eight priests who serve 350 villages, including more than 5,000 Indigenous students. At least 40 of the villages have been directly
Students attending the Salesian-run Amalarakkini School for the Blind have a new chapel thanks to Salesian Missions donors. Amalarakkini School for the Blind is located in the town of Tiruvannamalai in the state of Tamil Nadu, India. With the new chapel on school grounds, students
Don Bosco Technical Institute Henderson, located in Honiara, the capital city of the Solomon Islands, launched a new project in 2019 to provide education to children living near the Ranadi dump site. The families who live there experience high rates of poverty, unemployment and illiteracy.
Salesian missionaries at the Don Bosco Vocational Training Center in the Palabek Refugee Resettlement Camp in Uganda launched the “Facial masks for refugees and host community” project on July 8. Refugees have made and distributed more than 24,000 masks, earning praise and recognition from the
Don Bosco Development Society in Mumbai Province of India helped 400 poor families and 140 people with disabilities in the Dharavi slum. Aid kits containing food rations and hygiene items were distributed. Dharavi is the largest slum in Asia and is home to 850,000 residents,