The Istituto Salesiano Don Bosco – Don Bosco Salesian Institute in Cairo (DBIC) is a non-profit educational institution since 1970, and it is nationally recognized in the TVET sector for its high-quality offer of technical training education delivered to marginalized Egyptian students, vulnerable Egyptians and Persons of Concern (PoCs). The Institute finds its roots back in 1926, year in which the Salesians, a Christian Catholic order founded by Father John Bosco in Turin, have arrived in Cairo starting dedicated themselves to teaching and training the younger generations: first for the Italian community present in Egypt, then for the local youth, who year by year have become the majority to now be the totality. For almost 100 years, Don Bosco Institute’s goal has been to provide technical and vocational education to young at-risk, and marginalized people by contributing to poverty and inequality reduction through employment generation. This is the result of a constant commitment and investment in strengthening and enhancing the skills of the teaching and support staff, educational and community spaces. Today, more than 100 people between laics and Salesian Fathers are working at the DBIC giving a strong contribution to the Don Bosco mission, which is to educate vulnerable youth using the so called “preventive system”: the young person is offered an environment in which he/she is encouraged to give the best of himself or herself, in recognition of his/ her own talents and limitations, in respect for others, and in discovering his/her own vocation. The uniqueness of the Don Bosco Salesian Institute as an implementing partner therefore lies not only in the educational vision that permeates its work, but also in the availability of space, materials and technical expertise aimed at personal growth and at increasing one’s capacity to find decent employment. In addition, in light of the partnerships that have emerged during the past few years with donors such as: the U.S. Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration (BPRM), GIZ – The German Agency for Development, ILO – International Labour Organisation, and AICS – Italian Agency for the Development Cooperation, the Don Bosco Salesian Institute has been able to support PoCs such as refugees, asylum seekers and vulnerable Egyptians through the enhancement of technical skills.