What we do
In Don Bosco Foundation
our work
Don Bosco Foundation articulates its work through 10 intervention programs
day services | open centers
they promote a preventive intervention based on social education, promotion and comprehensive education in children between 6 and 17 years of age in collaboration with families
complementary interventions to the educational system
desarrollan develop personal and educational conditions for the maintenance of schooling or the return of those who left the educational system
socio-labor insertion
they generate the necessary conditions for the unemployed by designing personalized, continuous and complete routes that improve their employability
support for immigrants
they accompany the processes of social insertion of young immigrants who encounter difficulties in incorporating themselves with full rights and responsibilities
residential and emancipation resources
comprehensive educational care itineraries for minors/young people in situations of lack of protection from a family environment and specialized care
family intervention
they promote training in the basic functions of the family through specific, transversal and global projects from a systemic and relational perspective
health and drug addiction prevention
prevent behaviors that pose a risk to health and promote attitudes that improve quality of life, developing positive attitudes and habits.
juvenile justice
intervene and develop non-custodial judicial measures among minors with an educational and reintegration process that seeks personal recovery
women and equal opportunities
promote equal opportunities, especially with regard to personal promotion and socio-labor insertion of women in vulnerable situations
community development and promotion of volunteerism
promote conditions of dignity, development and justice in disadvantaged areas. Volunteering promotion projects enhance and channel solidarity
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 SDGs
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
ALMA: an active inclusion initiative for young people
The aim of ALMA is to facilitate inclusion and access to employment for participants in their home country by improving their skills, knowledge and experience, and giving them the opportunity to create new contacts across Europe.
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.