Solar Steps: A Sustainable Future for Formation
On 13th November 2025, Don Bosco Development Center signed an agreement with Hayleys Fentons Limited for a 120kW PV solar power system at Don Bosco Chinthanaloka, Kuruwila–Ahungalla, under the project titled “Solar Steps: A Sustainable Future for Formation.” With this new installation, the Don Bosco institutions now collectively operate 989kW of solar power capacity, reflecting […]
Don Bosco Sports Meet 2025
The Don Bosco Inter Sports Meet was held for the first time on 7 October 2025 at the Don Bosco Provincial House grounds, Dungalpitiya, with the enthusiastic participation of over 500 schoolchildren from five neighboring schools. The event was a vibrant celebration of sportsmanship, teamwork, and youth spirit. Participating schools included Dungalpitiya Secondary School, Thalahena […]
2nd Session of the Don Bosco Student Parliament
The 2nd Session of the Don Bosco Parliament was held on 30 September 2025 with the active participation of student leaders, educators, and government officials. During the session, each ministry presented a comprehensive review of its activities and achievements since the previous meeting, along with ten valuable suggestions to strengthen their implementation strategies in the […]
Signing of MoU between DBDC, and Hayleys Fentons LTD.
On October 28, 2025, a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed between Don Bosco Development Centre, Negombo and Hayleys Fentons Limited for collaboration on internship and training programmes. Rev. Fr. Roshan Miranda SDB (Provincial Superior) and Rev. Fr. Viraj Chamara SDB (Executive Director) signed on behalf of the Don Bosco Development Centre, while Mr. Hasith […]
Construction of a School at Nochchiyagama
Don Bosco Institute of Nochchiyagama pioneered a model network of English medium school accessible to poor challenging the existing English medium schools which are meant only for children of the affluent families. with the generous support of Donors facilitated by Don Bosco Mondo in Germany and Don Bosco Jugendhilfe Weltweit switzerland the construction of the […]
Support for Don Bosco Kindergartens at Dungalpitiya & Bibile
Early childhood is one of the most important stages in a person’s life. Kindergarten education plays a key role in supporting the overall growth of a child. It helps build the foundation for learning, social skills, and relationships with others. No matter their background, every child deserves proper care and support during the first five […]
Clean water for a healthy Child
This initiative aims to provide safe and reliable access to clean drinking water for four Don Bosco Schools in Sri Lanka’s Northern and North-Central Provinces. By installing water purification systems, the project will benefit over 800 students and their families, fostering a healthier learning environment and promoting long-term community well-being.It supports both educational development and […]
Sustainable Livelihood Programme
The Livelihood Development (Women Empowerment) program supports women from low-income families, especially those with school-going children. Its main aim is to help them increase their income and become self-reliant. For this, the project offers loans at a low interest rate of 1% to grow ornamental and air plants. Women also receive training in planting and […]
Solar for a Greener Sri Lanka – Negombo, Kandy, Nochchiyagama
As the world becomes more aware of environmental issues, many are turning to renewable energy sources like solar, wind, and biogas. To support this global effort and protect the planet for future generations, Don Bosco Sri Lanka has set a goal to make all its institutions eco-friendly by 2030. So far, solar power systems have […]
Construction and furnishing of the kitchen at the Aspirantate in Dankotuwa
Dominic Savio Aspirantate in Dankotuwa serves as the motherhouse where nearly all Salesians in Sri Lanka begin their spiritual and vocational journey. At present, 65 aspirants are engaged in their vocational discernment at the facility. However, the seminary’s infrastructure had not been updated to meet modern health and hygiene standards. The old kitchen and refectory […]