BOSCO – Bangalore Oniyavara Seva Coota – is a not-for-profit charitable organization, established in 1980 by the Salesians of Don Bosco and registered in 1986 under the Society’s Registration Act of 1960. BOSCO, the acronym is “Bangalore Oniyavara Seva Coota” which means, the organization of those who serve on the streets of Bangalore or literally, “the association of those who serve youngsters on the streets of Bangalore”.
As an integral part of its mandate to support children in need of care and protection, BOSCO focuses on promoting and strengthening its outreach, education, vocational training along with non-formal education,holistic development of slum communities, child rights, child care, health care and research and documentation.
BOSCO also closely works with the Government of Karnataka for the protection of the rights of the childrenwith special focus on children and youth in distress.
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Each of the 10 centers of BOSCO acts as a hub of activities and services for the young at risk. Children and youth reside at these centers as per their age, gender and what they do. At these centers they undergo definite rehabilitation programs in their journey towards social reintegration.
Each of the 10 centers of BOSCO acts as a hub of activities and services for the young at risk. Children and youth reside at these centers as per their age, gender and what they do. At these centers they undergo definite rehabilitation programs in their journey towards social reintegration.
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The BOSCO Mane Computer Programme organized a certification ceremony to recognize and celebrate the successful completion of the computer training course by its students at BOSCO Mane on June 6, 2026. Certificates were distributed to 27 students who had completed the Computer Training Course conducted between March 2025 and May 2026. The programme was attended […]
The Annual Evaluation of BOSCO Bengaluru was held at St. Xavier’s School, Shivajinagar, on June 16 and 17, 2026. During the inaugural session, Fr. Varghese Pallipuram, Executive Director of BOSCO Bengaluru, said, “Annual Evaluation is a celebration, reflection, and participation. Let us celebrate it as a family by reviewing our work during the year, reflecting […]
A coordination meeting was organized at BOSCO Vatsalya Bhavan in collaboration with the District Child Protection Unit (DCPU), Bengaluru Urban South (Kengeri), Railway Protection Force (RPF), Government Railway Police (GRP), Beti Bachao Beti Padhao, and the Child Welfare Committee (CWC), Bengaluru Urban South. The meeting was attended by distinguished officials from the Railway Protection Force […]
BOSCO Nilaya, Nivas, CRISP, CSN, Yuvakendra, and Magadi Projects organized the Shaale Kade Nanna Nade campaign in their areas of intervention during May last week and June first week of 2026. The campaign included awareness rallies, door-to-door awareness, and awareness in the communities by children. Fr. Joseph Dandavathi SDB, Director BOSCO Yuvakendra, exhorted the children […]
The BOSCO Family Restoration and After-Care Project organized a meeting for the parents and children restored to their families at BOSCO Mane on June 8, 2026. Addressing the gathering, Fr. Varghese Pallipuram, Executive Director of BOSCO, created awareness among both parents and children on the importance of love, trust and mutual understanding within the family. […]
BOSCO Vikas, Mane, Sumanahalli, Nivas, Nilaya, Vatsalya Bhavan, Rainbow Home, Yuvakendra, Yuvodaya, Bus Stand Team, Juvenile Advocacy and Magadi Road Projects celebrated World Environment Day on June 5, 2026, on the theme “Inspired by Nature. For Climate. For Our Future.” The celebrations were organized at their respective centres and intervention areas. The Directors of the […]
BOSCO Bengaluru observed World Day Against Child Labour on June 12, 2026, by actively participating in the state-level campaign organized by the Department of Labour at Kanteerava Outdoor Stadium, Bengaluru, under the theme “Red Card to Child Labour: Fair Play for Children, Decent Work for Adults.” The programme was inaugurated by senior government officials and […]
On World Day Against Child Labour, we reaffirm our commitment to ensuring that every child enjoys a safe childhood, quality education, and opportunities to grow with dignity. Children belong in classrooms, playgrounds, and loving environments—not in workplaces. This year’s theme, “Red Card to Child Labour: Fair Play for Children, Decent Work for Adults,” reminds us that protecting […]
This year’s theme, *”Inspired by Nature. For Climate. For Our Future,”* reminds us that nature holds the solutions to many of the challenges our world faces today. At BOSCO Bengaluru, we believe that every child deserves to grow up in a clean, healthy, and sustainable environment. Through awareness, responsibility, and collective action, we can help […]
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Child centered
Ravindra came under the care of Bosco as he was going through difficult situations. After his education he joined the organization as a staff member in 2009. Since then he has worked in various capacities in the organization – as CHILDLINE night receptionist, as a team member in CHILDLINE, Extended Street Presence in Railway Station, […]
Rescued as a child, from Pune, by Don Bosco, Murugaraj was brought to Bengaluru in search of his family. Unable to locate his family in Bengaluru, he was admitted in BOSCO Yuvodaya. Later, he was sent to BOSCO Mane. Since he expressed his desire to study, he was enrolled in Don Bosco Ajjanahalli to take […]
21 year old Sumithra was born to Yellappa and Kasthuri in Halasuru, Bengaluru, on March 3rd, 2000. Sumithra has two elder sisters and one younger sister. Her father used to work in the graveyard and her mother was a housewife. But after her mother’s death, Sumithra had to be sent to a hostel for her […]
Tulasi, now 23 years old, came to BOSCO in July 2015. She belonged to a dysfunctional family, and was sent by the Child Welfare Committee (CWC) to BOSCO Rainbow Home for care and protection After completing her schooling from there, she was shifted to Vatsalya Bhavan, another home for girl children, where she did her […]
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It is heartening to note that BOSCO with its motto, ‘that they may have life … in all its fullness’ has reached out to the deprived, marginalized and vulnerable children/youth and made efforts to make their life better.I hope that with many more such endeavors, BOSCO protects the interest of such children and brings light in their life.
BOSCO, Bengaluru has been transforming Bengaluru into a society that takes care of its children, empowers them, ensures that they are given access to education, and prevents them from all the social evils by closely working various Government Departments and Karnataka State Commission for Protection of Child Rights (KSCPCR).May BOSCO continue to be a healthy presence to the young, as they form a very important part of the society! Best of Luck!
BOSCO is a well know NGO in Karnataka, especially in Bangalore city, working for the rehabilitation of children on the streets, runaway children, child labourers, trafficked children and other vulnerable children. It is working in close collaboration with Government in taking care of the children in need of care and protection. I extend my best wishes to all their endeavours.
BOSCO, through its friendliness and warmth, has made the unwanted and unloved children / youth in our society realize their own worth, and has kind led in them the desire for a better life. I extend warm wishes and salutations to all those associated with the Organization.
BOSCO is rendering a good service through the rescue, rehabilitation and reintegration of children and young at risk into mainstream society, by providing shelter, training and means of livelihood. BOSCO has been associated with the Integrated Child Protection Scheme, Karnataka State for many years and has been implementing Government programmes like CHILDLINE, SJPU, Missing Child Bureau, Open Shelter etc.
The efforts of BOSCO in collaboration with Integrated Child Protection Scheme and District Child Protection Units in creating awareness about the welfare of the children among the general public, students, police department, schools and other stakeholders is highly commendable. I wish success and fulfilment in all the work they do!
BOSCO is doing favour for children who are at risk by rescuing and nurturing them into a responsible individual/citizen from the past 40 years. Bangalore Metropolitan Transport Corporation, BMTC is also been associated with BOSCO from many years at Kempegowda Bus Station, KBS, Bengaluru. On behalf of BMTC and Government of Karnataka, I extend my support to the Organization and wish them a good success in the years ahead.