Welcome to Don Bosco Khmer

DBFC belongs to the Salesian Congregation of Don Bosco (sdb.org). It started in the Khmer refugee camps in the1980s through experiences of technical schools among the young refugees thanks to the support of UN and other organizations that went to answer the needs of the Cambodian families that fled the war.

Don Bosco was invited in 1990 by the Royal Government to open technical schools in Cambodia. In 1991 DBFC opened the Don Bosco Technical School in Phnom Penh. It was the first project of many others to come in technical education, children sponsorship, schools rebuilding, youth centers and many others.

Between 1991 and 2010, Don Bosco has supported more than 50 thousand Cambodian children to follow their basic education through the Don Bosco Children Fund and more than 4 thousand youth have received an associate degree in technical areas like electricity, electronic, automotive, printing, social communication, secretarial, sawing, cooking, hotel management and welding.

These results have been possible thanks to the help of donors, volunteers, associations, other NGOs, officials, past pupils and many other persons that give value to the mission of Don Bosco in the education of the most underpriviliged children and youth.

You are encourage to visit our works in Cambodia and, in the name of the Cambodian children and youth, we ask you to join the network of support, so Don Bosco can continue working for the development of the country and a best society based on values like honesty, commitment, discipline and loving kindness.