WHO ARE WE?
We are a foundation of the Inspectoría Salesiana María Auxiliadora that works for the promotion and full development of childhood, adolescence and youth in situations of social inequality.
Through our work, we address the needs of their families and those of other groups in vulnerable situations: migrants, women, unemployed people, people with addictions…
The Don Bosco Foundation is committed to defending justice and reducing inequality.

We have received the Educaweb Award for Academic and Professional Guidance 2023 for the Orienta-2O Project
What do we do
We develop residential care, socio-educational, socio-labor insertion projects, we support for formal education, we fight against the digital divide, community promotion, as well as social volunteer initiatives.
How do whe do it
With its own methodology: the Preventive System. It is characterized by comprehensive education and personalized support, with the person as the protagonist of their process and in a family atmosphere.
Where are we
The Don Bosco Foundation is present in Andalusia, the Canary Islands and Extremadura through 29 social centers in which it develops 198 projects that serve the most vulnerable people.
people assisted
professionals
volunteers
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our work and the SDG
In 2015, the UN approved the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, which has 17 Sustainable Development Goals.
The activity of the Don Bosco Foundation mainly affects 4 ODS

17.085
people served
in a vulnerable situation

401
people
return to formal training

4.416
people
have found employment

1.996
companies
collaborate with our entity

What is an Autonomy Flat?
The Don Bosco Foundation serves young people aged 18 to 22 in situations of vulnerability or social exclusion and offers them stay and support, covering their basic training and job placement needs.
The Don Bosco Foundation manages 19 Autonomy Apartments for young people.

Socio-labor insertion program?
These Don Bosco Foundation programs generate the necessary conditions for unemployed people to improve their employability through the design of personalized, continuous and complete itineraries.
In 2022, the Don Bosco Foundation achieved the labour insertion of 4,148 people.
Our entity is committed to defending justice and reducing inequality.