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Get in touch with the Salesians Anglophone West Africa Province for inquiries, donations, or partnership opportunities.

The Salesians of Don Bosco have long dedicated themselves to the pastoral care and holistic development of young people across West Africa. Through a network of schools, youth centers, and community outreach programs, the province creates safe spaces where children and adolescents can grow in faith, character, and practical skills. The focus remains on accompanying the young, especially those most vulnerable, on their journey toward becoming responsible and compassionate leaders. Every initiative, from technical training to oratory activities, reflects the spirit of Don Bosco's preventive system, which emphasizes reason, religion, and kindness as the foundation for nurturing the next generation.

Youth pastoral work forms the beating heart of the province's mission, reaching thousands of young people in Ghana, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, Liberia, and beyond. Through vibrant oratory programs, retreats, and faith formation gatherings, young people encounter a community that listens to their hopes and challenges. The Salesians walk alongside them, offering guidance rooted in Gospel values while respecting their unique cultural contexts. These efforts aim not only to strengthen the faith of young Christians but also to equip them with the resilience and moral grounding needed to navigate the complexities of modern life in West Africa.

Education and vocational training stand as pillars of the Salesian approach, providing practical pathways for youth to build sustainable futures. Technical institutes and primary and secondary schools across the province offer hands-on learning in trades, agriculture, and emerging technologies. These institutions combine academic rigor with character formation, ensuring that graduates leave not only with certificates but also with a strong work ethic and a sense of purpose. By addressing both the mind and the heart, the Salesians empower young people to break cycles of poverty and contribute meaningfully to their communities.

Partnerships with local communities, parishes, and international supporters enable the province to extend its reach and deepen its impact. Collaborative projects in solar energy, water access, and child welfare demonstrate a commitment to integral human development that goes beyond the classroom. The Salesians believe that lasting change happens when communities work together, sharing resources and expertise to uplift the most marginalized. Whether through a small donation or a long-term collaboration, every act of generosity helps sustain programs that transform young lives and build a more hopeful future for the Anglophone West Africa region.

Reach Out to Us

We welcome your questions, partnership ideas, and support. The Salesians of Don Bosco serve communities across Ghana, Nigeria, Liberia, and Sierra Leone — and we would love to hear from you.

General Inquiries

Email: info@sdbafw.org

For general questions about our mission, programs, or how to get involved, please reach out by email. We aim to respond promptly.

Vocation Contacts

Ghana: Fr. Robertson Sung-Iribe

Nigeria: Fr. Gerald Umoh

Liberia: Fr. Raphael Airoboman

Sierra Leone: Fr. Paul Turay

If you feel called to explore a Salesian vocation, contact the coordinator in your country.

Provincial Coordination

Phone numbers for provincial offices are available upon request. For urgent matters, please email info@sdbafw.org and we will connect you with the appropriate office.

Partnerships & Donations

Interested in supporting our work? Whether you represent an organization or wish to contribute individually, we welcome conversations about funding youth education, child protection, and vocational training projects.

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