Giving hope to millions of youth around the globe

Children growing up in the slums of India rarely attend school because extreme poverty forces them into the workplace, where they face harsh conditions and mistreatment. Parents have no other options. They must rely on their children to work ...

Students at the Don Bosco Secondary School in Nkhotakota, Malawi can now access books that were once beyond their reach, thanks to a brand-new library. For this small impoverished community, the library is more than just a room — it’s a gateway ...

Amid the turmoil and danger that plague Syria, our missionaries on the ground are providing programs and activities that offer children a sense of normalcy. For 2,200 young people struggling to cope with the chaos that surrounds them, these ...

At the Salesian-run Palabek Refugee Resettlement Camp in Uganda, 93,000 refugees are now benefiting from a new high-capacity water tank that can store enough life-saving clean water for the entire community throughout the annual dry ...

Thanks to the sincere kindness of friends like you, we're able to provide support for two orphanages in Aleppo, Syria. These homes are safe havens that give vulnerable children a sense of stability, love and protection in a region ...

Thanks to caring friends like you, more than 60 street children who depend on the Don Bosco Youth Center in Mandalay, Myanmar for their basic needs, now have new bathrooms and showers. These facilities will help ensure proper hygiene and protect ...

Turmoil in Venezuela is forcing many of the country’s citizens to seek asylum in neighboring countries. For those who have stayed, the conditions are harsh and unforgiving. Poverty and hardship are daily realities for all. Earning a living ...

Thanks to your generosity, the Salesian Sisters in Nigeria are opening a new nursery and primary school in Ikorodu. Having served this impoverished community for many years, the Sisters are deeply attuned to the needs of its people. The absence ...

Surviving in South Sudan is a struggle. Twelve years of internal conflict, compounded by a war in neighboring Sudan, has turned the entire region into a humanitarian crisis. Amid this turmoil, our Salesian missionaries remain on the front lines ...

While much of Brazil enjoys considerable wealth, the inequalities between rich and poor are staggering. Impoverished children and families living in desolate areas are excluded from society and unable to access the healthcare services available...