Tooling up for Brighter Futures in Nigeria
September 8, 2021
How do you prepare young girls to grow up to be self-sufficient adults? By teaching them marketable skills, inspiring them with an entrepreneurial spirit, and providing the tools they need to succeed. In Nigeria, a new Salesian-led program is doing just that, thanks to support from our generous...
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Youth Gain Skills to Ensure Employment
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Supporting Critical Needs in Poor Communities
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Living His Dreams in a New Home
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Weaving a Warm Legacy Wrapped in Love
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Sowing Seeds in a Garden of Hope
July 4, 2021Photo credit: Global Sisters Report – Doreen Ajiambo War. Loss. Displacement. Despair. At 35 years old, Mary has already endured more than her fair share of adversity. When the global pandemic effectively cut humanitarian aid to the Palabek Refugee Settlement where she lives with her children,...
Overcoming Child Malnourishment in Bolivia
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A Model for Rural Development
July 4, 2021In the Philippines, where millions of people depend on farming for their food and income, sustainable agriculture is key to a healthy future. And yet, the future of the sector itself is at risk. At Don Bosco Agro-Mechanical Technology Center in Legazpi City, a new generation of Salesian-trained...