Maria Ines Vocational Training Institute in Lunsar.
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Don Bosco Fambul
Standard learning process
Beneficiaries going through standard learning process during their stay in the shelters, During the rehabilitation, counselling and therapy process at the shelters, beneficiaries also benefit academically as there are trained and qualified teachers employed by Don Bosco to render their services to the vulnerable beneficiaries
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Skills Training
Skills Training For Female Beneficiaries At The New Don Bosco Fambul at During Town. Don Bosco Fambul is very passionate about the development and wellbeing of young people especially young girls in Sierra Leone. These were girls who were once in situation of prostitution, victims of sexual abuse, trafficking and all other forms of domestic
Don Bosco Intensifies The Fight Against Sexual Penetration
Don Bosco Intensifies The Fight Against Sexual Penetration By Don Bosco PR Department Sexual Penetration and other forms of domestic violence against young girls have become commonplace in present day Sierra Leone. Don Bosco Fambul has been on the frontline in the fight against the menace for decades now by initiating many programmes to mitigate
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Rehabilitation of Prison facility
Don Bosco Fambul Rehabilitate Correctional Service Facilities In Freetown By Don Bosco PR Department The Director of Don Bosco Fambul, Father Jorge Mario Crisafulli yesterday, 6th July 2020 handover newly rehabilitated Female observation Centre at the Special Court Complex correctional facility in Freetown. The female observation centre where inmates taken to the correctional centre
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“ENOUGH IS ENOUGH! STOP CHILD ABUSE!” Don Bosco Fambul is launching its nationwide campaign
“Enough is enough, is a phrase we often hear when girls talk about the abuse they suffered” says Mary Kawa a social worker of Don Bosco Fambul. “The girls use this expression to describe the moment when they were not able to keep quiet anymore because they could not bear the pain any longer. Enough
Innocent minor witches
In Africa witchcraft is a very serious thing. So serious that it can be a matter of life or death for the accused.
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