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The Don Bosco Development Society is providing education in 10 villages in the State of Rajasthan, for 300 extremely poor and disadvantaged children, including children of farmers and workers in quarries. The educational project is supported by the van Ameringen Foundation, which provides funds for innovative and practical programs for early intervention. Don Bosco Development Society provides hope and support for those who have few resources and little hope for the future. Father Rolvin D’Mello, executive director of Don Bosco Development Society, has expressed great enthusiasm for the project, which is helping children grow and study.
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