Fundacion Bolivia Digna - La Salle Bolivia Digna is a non-governmental organization (NGO) based in Cochabamba, Bolivia. Its aim is to promote and advocate the rights of children, adolescents and other vulnerable social groups living in poor communities.Since 2006, we have implemented social programs to build up these communities, to prevent violence, to

Fondazione De La Salle Solidarietà Internazionale Onlus Fondazione De La Salle Solidarietà Internazionale ONLUS is a non-profit organization, committed to the realization of solidarity and development projects in the field of education throughout the world, mainly where Lasallians are present in the service of populations in vulnerable situations.This organization is the legal instrument of

St. Cassian’s Centre and the Kintbury Experience – Berkshire UK. Located in the Berkshire countryside in the UK, originally St. Cassian’s Centre was a school for novitiate Brothers, however, in 1975 Brother Damian Lundy had a new vision for the centre. Br Damian realised that, there were less Vocations for Brothers in the

Sou Solidário Sou Solidário is a Lasallian Volunteer program carried out by the Fundação La Salle in partnership with La Salle Network and Pastoral Network of the Lasallian District Brazil-Chile.This initiative aims to be a way for those who wish to live an experience of solidarity and contribute to the development of society by

RELAL Network of Volunteering The Red Relal de Voluntariado (RELAL Network of Volunteering) is the body of the Lasallian Region of Latin America that coordinates and promotes volunteering opportunities in the Lasallian Districts of Latin America and the Caribbean.Lasallian International Voluntary Service in RELAL:It is the solidarity service of people from different parts of

Lasallian Volunteers – USA Lasallian Volunteers officially became a program in 1989, following a decade of grassroots efforts to bring volunteers into ministries and communities.For more than 30 years, Lasallian Volunteers (LV) has provided dedicated, well-trained volunteers for one or more years of service in ministries that serve the poor. The volunteers, who are

SEMIL -ÉDDÉ SEMIL (Service Éducatif de la Mission Internationale Lasallienne) was launched in France at the end of the 1980s. The objective of this service is to promote international solidarity in the network's high schools and, above all, to allow high school students to leave, for a period of 3 weeks, to discover the