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Creating an inclusive, equitable,
safe and sustainable world.
We believe that all human beings must have the same opportunity to succeed in life, irrespective of where they were born or live. Don Bosco Development Society, Calcutta (DBDOC) is a not-for-profit organization that aspires to change the lives of the underprivileged by enhancing their dignity and well-being. Inspired by Founder Don Bosco, the social development wing of the Salesian Province of Kolkata dedicated to catalysing social and economic change by eradicating poverty, ignorance and malnutrition among poor and marginalized communities.
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Empowering the underprivileged to build resilient, lasting futures.
Our Vision
Empowering youth with values and skills through God's love.
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Remedial Tuition Center-Transforming Lives Through Education and Nutrition
The Remedial Tuition Centre is a transformative initiative empowering 2,000 marginalized children (aged-8-17) from rural Barapahari, Polsondamore, and Joypur Kolkata’s Tangra slums and. These children, vulnerable to extreme poverty, school dropouts, and child labor, will receive holistic educational support, including remedial tuition, nutritional aid, and life-skills training, to enhance their academic performance, health, and overall […]
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When you sponsor a child, you’ll help empower that child and their community to overcome poverty for good. You’ll show God’s love and meet practical needs by equipping them with essentials like clean water, education, healthcare, and more.
Hope beyond poverty
Abijit Sarkar, a young man of 26 years of age completed his three months of training in the hospitality sector with Don Bosco Tech (Monsada) in 2012 and took up a job as a fresher with Manipal County, Bangalore. His is a story of making a dream come true, of creating hope for the hopeless, of conquering poverty…….
Hope beyond poverty
Abijit Sarkar, a young man of 26 years of age completed his three months of training in the hospitality sector with Don Bosco Tech (Monsada) in 2012 and took up a job as a fresher with Manipal County, Bangalore. His is a story of making a dream come true, of creating hope for the hopeless, of conquering poverty…….
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Honouring the Past, Inspiring the Future.
In 2025, as the nation celebrates 79 years of independence, India reflects on 78 glorious years since.....
Honoring Mentors
On September 5, Nitika Don Bosco joined the nation in celebrating Teacher’s Day, commemorating the birth anniversary.....
Smiles That Shine Bright
Deeply rooted in the enduring values envisioned by Don Bosco, our institutions continue to uphold the belief.....
Empowering Voices: Celebrating National Girl Child Day
National Girl Child Day was meaningfully observed at the centre with a strong emphasis on promoting gender.....
Igniting Curiosity: Science and Innovation Exhibition Inspires STEM Learning
The centre successfully organized a Science and Computer Science Exhibition aimed at nurturing curiosity and promoting equal.....
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Being involved with DB DOC, I feel like I am making a difference out there by empowering someone in need
Debapriya Bhattacharya
Founder, Virtual Accountant
I received way more back that what I gave. Thank you DBDOC.
Sheily Murmu
Individual Donor & Volunteer
Volunteering with Don Bosco institutions has been a great learning experience for me to acquire fair knowledge on different interventions and initiatives. And for the few hours a week I spend at this, the impact is disproportionately rich for me.”
Devi Prasad Mahapatra
Communications Specialist, UNDP
