Australian and Timorese students worked together to repair and repaint a classroom at Don Bosco Technical School in Fatumaca, Timor-Leste, creating a safer and more welcoming learning space for the 228 students who use it.
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Students and teachers at Fatumaca Elementary School now have cleaner and safer toilet facilities after a recent renovation. The improvements are benefiting 170 students and 13 teachers, supporting their health, comfort and wellbeing, making the school a more comfortable place to learn and work.
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Salesians in Colombia have spent the weekend responding to communities
devastated by the powerful 7.4 magnitude earthquake that struck western
Colombia on Monday 10 August.
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In the aftermath of Colombia’s devastating earthquake, local Salesians are already standing with children, families and communities providing care, support and hope where it is needed most.
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Exciting progress is underway at Don Bosco Technical Centre (DBTC) in Alafua, Samoa, with construction officially commencing on the school’s much-needed new classroom building. Following site preparation works, including the removal of an outdated toilet block, the project has now moved into the construction phase. The project responds to rapidly growing enrolments, expanding waiting lists,
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The Salesians of Don Bosco have been serving young people in Cambodia since 1991, when they first arrived from Thailand to support refugees along the border through technical education. Over the past three decades, their mission has grown alongside the country, responding to shifting needs while remaining firmly focused on those most at risk of
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In the hills of Venilale, Timor‑Leste, the FMA Sisters have become a much-loved and constant presence in the lives of families across the region. In a country where access to education and healthcare is limited, their work responds to everyday needs with compassion, skill, and a deep respect for human dignity. Caring for the Most
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