Salesian missionaries in AGL Province (Rwanda, Uganda and Burundi) offer programs to combat poverty through education, skills training and workforce development services, as well as meeting basic needs with shelter and feeding programs.
Many initial educational programs focused on teaching how to read and write.However, as more people became interested in learning vocational and trade skills and preparing for the workforce, programs expanded to cover other subjects and incorporate skills training that lead to long-term employment.
In general, our work focuses on education of the young
people. We focus on young people from poor or vulnerable families. Apart from that, we also conduct charity activities while at the same time using available means to help the needy families.
To do this, we rely on the partnership with Non-Governmental Organization and Government Organisation whose works seek to improve the lives of the young people and community as a whole.
Salesians of Don Bosco seek funding to take care of street children around our centres. They always come to us seeking the food. Feeding them is not enough. We want to build a hospitality centre for these children so that they are cared and supported.
The reception and training project for single mothers was introduced in 2013 with the objective of helping single mothers to come out of their isolation and to try, through human and professional training, to reintegrate them into society. You can partner with us in this project so that these single mothers are able to live a decent life
Marie Grace’s story is the same as the stories of so many young people in our centres. We receive a big number of poor young people who want to enroll in our technical schools. However, since we have to take care of them 100%, some time we are unable due limited means. You can pay a scholarship to the vulnerable young people and make their dreams a reality. Contact us via: contact@agalpgo.org
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In a rapidly evolving educational landscape, training institutions are increasingly expected to not only impart knowledge and skills but also to nurture creativity, critical thinking,
By Jules SUGIRA On Wednesday, September6,2023, more than one hundred and fifty young people from various areas, particularly in Gikomero sector, gathered at Don Bosco
By Emmanuel Twizeyimana On Friday, September1,2023, the Patronage (youth camp) at the Oratory Scolasticat Don Bosco Kabgayi, which began on August1,2023, came to an end.
