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THE FACE OF BOSCO BOYS HOME
WE ARE A HOME , A CHURCH A SCHOOL AND A PLAYGROUND
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MISSION

To provide a transforming experience of home, school, playground and church to the children rescued from the streets and those marginalised.

OUR VISION

To be a centre that transforms and integrates street and marginalized children to the society.

OUR STORY

In the year 2022 we have 145 boys have been rescued and placed in rehabilitation in different intervals. 215 boys and girls in the primary school. 44 boys in the technical school residing in the center. 75 boys and girls being supported in the secondary schools for fees. 25 boys and girls in the University, colleges and technical institutions, and more than 5000 boys and girls have benefited from this program in different levels.

WHY US

Bosco boys is a project run by a catholic congregation by the name The salesians of Donbosco.Bosco boys home takes care of the needy students particulary boys from the streets who are at risks of engaging in society vices such as drug and substance abuse ,crimes amoung many others 

JOURNEY FROM THE STREETS

Don Bosco is a Catholic institution named after Saint John Bosco (Don Bosco), an Italian priest who dedicated his life to the welfare and education of disadvantaged youth. The Salesians of Don Bosco, a religious congregation founded by Don Bosco, continue his legacy by working with young people, particularly those who are poor, vulnerable, or living on the streets.

bosco boys home often begin their work by conducting outreach programs in urban areas where many street children live. Social workers, priests, teachers and volunteers engage with these children, gaining their trust and offering  assistance such as food, medical care, and a safe place to stay.

Many street children are wary of adults and institutions due to past traumas. Don Bosco workers are trained to approach these children with compassion and patience, understanding that trust must be earned over time.

Once the children agree to leave the streets, they are brought to Don Bosco shelters or homes. Here, they are provided with basic necessities like food, clothing, and a safe place to sleep.

The shelters also offer counseling and psychological support to help the children heal from their experiences on the streets. This rehabilitation process is crucial in preparing them for a more structured and stable life.