About Cagliero
The Cagliero Project gives young Australians an opportunity to devote six to twelve months in volunteer service to youth overseas and in Australia
Volunteer PlacementsDon Bosco Technical School,
Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Laura Vicuna Hostel,
Soloman Islands
Don Bosco School,
Salelologa, Samoa
Choosing a volunteer program is one of the most important decisions you will make. Here are some of the key philosophies and core requirements that are necessary for Cagliero volunteers.
Read MoreOur process to be accepted as a Cagliero volunteer consists of an application and interview. To start the process a formal enquiry can be made through the website.
Enquire HereFormation is central to the success of a volunteer in their placement and an important part of the preperation of a Cagliero volunteer. Volunteers are offered a series of formation opportunities.
Read MoreThe Cagliero Project offers an annual short-term Immersion experience. The focus is to learn about another culture and gain an understanding about developing countries.
The 2018 immersion will travel to Samoa in the beautiful south pacific. The immersion gives you and opportunity to learn about the Samoan culture and to participate in local life.
St. John Bosco, affectionately known as Don Bosco, is the founder of the Salesians of Don Bosco.
Don Bosco spent his life working for disadvantaged young people.
The Cagliero Project is named after John Cagliero, the first missionary sent by Don Bosco to Patagonia in 1875.