Emergency Relief Programme – Phase Six: Agricultural Recovery Support in Eluwankulama
Cyclone Ditwah caused severe damage to the paddy fields in Eluwankulama. In response, Don Bosco Development Centre is launching a new project to provide organic fertilizer to affected farmers. A site visit was conducted by Fr. Viraj, Executive Director of Don Bosco Development Center, and staff, along with Project Manager Mr. Pubudu, Mr. Harischandra (Assistant […]
Construction of Don Bosco School of Excellence, Nochchiyagama
The building of the Don Bosco School of Excellence in Nochchiyagama is now entering its final phase of construction, a milestone that brings the school one step closer to opening its doors. Once complete, the school will open its doors to children from all walks of life, regardless of family income, offering them the chance […]
Organic Fertilizer Boosts Harvests in Neelabamma, Karuwalagaswewa
For the 2026 Yala season, Don Bosco Development Center, with the generous support of Deutsche Bank and Jugendhilfe Weltweit (JuWe) Switzerland, provided 282 metric tons of organic fertilizer free of charge to farmers in Neelabamma affected by the Cyclone Ditwah floods. This support gave struggling farming families a vital head starts in restoring their fields […]
RISE & ROOT
Children Rise Through Strong Educational Roots, Women Root Their Families Through Collaborative Effort The RISE & ROOT Project was officially launched in June 2026 by the Don Bosco Development Centre (DBDC) in Palliyawatta, Negombo, with the aim of strengthening early childhood education and empowering vulnerable families within the local fishing community. The project focuses on […]
Completion of Phase Two – Project Clean Water for a Healthy Child
We are proud to officially announce the completion of the Phase two of “Project Clean Water for a Healthy Child”. The project officially commenced with the signing of the project agreement on 20 February 2026. Implemented by the Don Bosco Development Centre Sri Lanka, the project will provide clean and safe drinking water to children […]
Protecting Our Children Together
Child Rights Activists Group Meeting The first child rights activists group was formed on 25th June 2026 at Thalahena Maha Vidyalaya.The group’s primary focus is on preventing child abuse, identifying vulnerable children, discussing issues affecting children, and developing appropriate solutions to address these concerns. It also aims to strengthen collaboration and build effective partnerships with […]
Celebrating the First Anniversary of the Don Bosco Women Entrepreneurs Group
We were delighted to celebrate the First Anniversary of the Don Bosco Women Entrepreneurs Group of Ornamental Plant Growers, marking an important milestone in empowering women through sustainable livelihoods. Over the past year, these women have shown remarkable dedication and determination gaining practical skills in cultivating ornamental and air plants, accessing low interest financial support, […]
Emergency Relief Programme – Phase Five: Agricultural Recovery Support in Karuwalagaswewa
We extend our sincere gratitude to Deutsche Bank and Jugendhilfe Weltweit (JuWe) Switzerland for their generous support in distributing another 100,000 kg of organic fertilizer to farming families affected by Cyclone Ditwah in Neelabamma, Karuwalagaswewa. This timely assistance continues to strengthen the livelihoods of local farmers and supports sustainable agricultural practices in the community. We […]
Meeting with School Principals on the “Unleashing Potential” Project
A special discussion was held on the 7th May 2026 at Don Bosco Provincial House with the participation of principals from the seven schools (St. Anthony’s Vidyalaya, Mankuliya, Duwa Secondary School, Pitipana Maha Vidyalaya, St. Peter’s Vidyalaya, Thalahena Maha Vidyalaya, Dungalpitiya Secondary School, St. Anthony’s Vidyalaya Kapungoda) regarding the implementation of the “Unleashing Potential” Project. […]
Emergency Relief Programme – Phase Four: Agricultural Recovery Support in Karuwalagaswewa
As part of Phase four of its Emergency Relief Programme, Don Bosco Development Centre supported farming communities in Karuwalagaswewa following severe damage caused by Cyclone Ditwah. In response to a request from the Divisional Secretariat and recommendations from the Department of Agriculture, assistance was provided to rehabilitate approximately 1,200 acres of paddy lands under the […]