At Don Bosco Palabek Refugee Settlement, youth animation activities play a vital role in nurturing talents, promoting unity, and strengthening the spiritual and social life of young people. These activities are organized under the Salesian spirit of education through faith, culture, and creativity, helping the youth grow into responsible, confident, and community-oriented individuals.The Missionary Group inspires young people to live out their faith in action. Members engage in outreach programs, catechism, and service to others, promoting values of love, peace, and solidarity. Through prayer gatherings, visits to vulnerable families, and participation in parish liturgical celebrations, the missionary youth become true witnesses of hope and charity.

The Animators Group consists of trained youth leaders who guide and motivate others in spiritual, educational, and recreational programs. They organize and lead activities such as Sunday oratory, games, youth camps, retreats, and moral formation sessions. Their role is to ensure that all young people are actively engaged and that every activity carries an educational and faith-based message in the Salesian style.

The Don Bosco Brass Band adds a vibrant musical dimension to community life. The band provides training in musical instruments and discipline while participating in major school and community events, processions, liturgical celebrations, and outreach programs. It not only brings joy and liveliness but also instills teamwork, commitment, and artistic skills among the members.

The Cultural Groups celebrate the rich diversity of the refugee and host communities. Through traditional dances, drama, poetry, and storytelling, youth express their heritage, promote peace, and build intercultural understanding. These groups also perform during important ceremonies, exhibitions, and community gatherings, showcasing the beauty of unity in diversity.

Together, these youth animation activities at Don Bosco Palabek create a holistic environment where the young discover their talents, deepen their faith, and become positive agents of change in their communities living out Don Bosco’s dream of forming “good Christians and upright citizens.”