SAMOA: Salesians Worry about Youth Returning to School after Cyclone Evan
(MissionNewswire) Cyclone Evan, a powerful cyclone that hit Samoa Dec. 13-14, left at least four dead and flooding and structural damage in its wake. Another 10 people remain missing and thousands have...
View ArticleSAMOA: Salesian Students Give Back by Building Libraries for Don Bosco Schools
(Samoa Observer) Don Bosco students have given back to their community in a big way – helping to build and furnish libraries for 117 Upolu primary schools. The school’s Principal Father Chris Ford was...
View ArticleSAMOA: New School Science Lab Brings Students Better Educational Opportunities
(MissionNewswire) According to the World Bank, Samoa boasts one of the most stable and healthy economies in the Pacific region. The poverty rate, once just over 25 percent, has dropped closer to 20...
View ArticleSAMOA: Don Bosco Technical School Places 85 Percent of Graduates in Workforce
(MissionNewswire) Samoa boasts one of the most stable and healthy economies in the Pacific region, according to the World Bank. The poverty rate, once just over 25 percent, has dropped closer to 20...
View ArticleSAMOA: Salesian Missions Funds New Water Tank Project at Don Bosco College...
(MissionNewswire) Don Bosco College and Vocational Center in Salelologa, a village district at the east end of Savai’i Island in Samoa, has a new water tank system thanks to funding provided by...
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WORLD WATER DAY: Salesian Missionaries Complete Water Projects Ensuring Youth...
(MissionNewswire) Salesian Missions joins UN-Water, the organization that coordinates the UN’s work on water and sanitation, and the international community in celebrating World Water Day. Every year...
View ArticleSAMOA: Salesian students from Australia visit Salesian vocational and...
(MissionNewswire) Salesian missionaries in Samoa are providing education and technical skills training to help disadvantaged youth find and retain employment. Two Salesian schools, the Don Bosco...
View ArticleSAMOA: Salesians Worry about Youth Returning to School after Cyclone Evan
(MissionNewswire) Cyclone Evan, a powerful cyclone that hit Samoa Dec. 13-14, left at least four dead and flooding and structural damage in its wake. Another 10 people remain missing and thousands have...
View ArticleSAMOA: Salesian Students Give Back by Building Libraries for Don Bosco Schools
(Samoa Observer) Don Bosco students have given back to their community in a big way – helping to build and furnish libraries for 117 Upolu primary schools. The school’s Principal Father Chris Ford was...
View ArticleSAMOA: New School Science Lab Brings Students Better Educational Opportunities
(MissionNewswire) According to the World Bank, Samoa boasts one of the most stable and healthy economies in the Pacific region. The poverty rate, once just over 25 percent, has dropped closer to 20...
View ArticleSAMOA: Don Bosco Technical School Places 85 Percent of Graduates in Workforce
(MissionNewswire) Samoa boasts one of the most stable and healthy economies in the Pacific region, according to the World Bank. The poverty rate, once just over 25 percent, has dropped closer to 20...
View ArticleSAMOA: Salesian Missions Funds New Water Tank Project at Don Bosco College...
(MissionNewswire) Don Bosco College and Vocational Center in Salelologa, a village district at the east end of Savai’i Island in Samoa, has a new water tank system thanks to funding provided by...
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WORLD WATER DAY: Salesian Missionaries Complete Water Projects Ensuring Youth...
(MissionNewswire) Salesian Missions joins UN-Water, the organization that coordinates the UN’s work on water and sanitation, and the international community in celebrating World Water Day. Every year...
View ArticleSAMOA: Salesian students from Australia visit Salesian vocational and...
(MissionNewswire) Salesian missionaries in Samoa are providing education and technical skills training to help disadvantaged youth find and retain employment. Two Salesian schools, the Don Bosco...
View ArticleSAMOA: Salesian missionaries highlight growth of programs for upcoming 40th...
(MissionNewswire) Salesian missionaries in Samoa will soon celebrate their 40th anniversary working in the country. In honor of this significant anniversary, missionaries are reflecting back on how...
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SAMOA: Salesian missionaries provide education and workforce development...
SAMOA (MissionNewswire) Both the Don Bosco Technical Center in Alafua and the Don Bosco Co-educational High School and Vocational Center in Salelologa, continue to provide education and training to the...
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SAMOA: Don Bosco Technical Center in Alafua continues education for poor...
SAMOA (MissionNewswire) The Don Bosco Technical Center in Alafua, Samoa, is continuing education for poor youth. Samoa has no COVID-19 cases after a strict lockdown of the country started in March....
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SAMOA: Community members increase sewing skills, self-sufficiency
Don Bosco Technical Center in Alafua launches sewing course open to the community SAMOA (MissionNewswire) Don Bosco Technical Center in Alafua, Samoa, started a sewing course so students can learn to...
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SAMOA: Hospitality course expands job opportunities for youth
Don Bosco College and Vocational Technical Center Salelologa launches hospitality and trades courses SAMOA (MissionNewswire) Don Bosco College and Vocational Technical Center Salelologa, located on the...
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SAMOA: Plumbing student encourages other young women
Don Bosco Technical College has its highest enrollment with 40 girls among 180 first-year students SAMOA (MissionNewswire) Don Bosco Technical College in Alafua, Samoa, currently has its highest...
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