Compassion Network
Driven by God’s love, we engage society by speaking up for the voiceless, the poor, the oppressed, the marginalized, and those with spiritual, emotional, and mental health challenges.
Who is the Compassion Network for?
Our Compassion Network is ideal for empathetic leaders focused on providing support and resources to uplift the oppressed and underprivileged in society.
Bosko fosters a vibrant community of practitioners, united by a shared passion and burden, to serve the underprivileged in the Church and society with enduring hope and love;
Listens to the needs of the underprivileged in theological institutions, organizations, the Church, and society, and works with partners to respond in a manner that elevates the dignity of everyone.
Engages caregivers in a community and equips them to provide self-care while serving those in need.
Educates theological institutions and Christian organizations to form leaders who can address spiritual, emotional, and mental health challenges.
Speaks prophetically to situations of the oppressed, poor, and marginalized in the Church and society.
Explores creative ways to provide resources and engagements that improve the livelihood of the underprivileged.
Does the Compassion Network require applicants to be affiliated with a specific organization?
Yes, applicants must be affiliated with an institution or organization that works with Bosko Partners.
What kind of support and resources does the Compassion Network offer?
The Compassion Network offers a comprehensive range of support, including physical, spiritual, emotional, and mental health support, ensuring all aspects of your well-being are taken care of.
What opportunities are there for collaboration within the Compassion Network?
Organizations with similar missions and visions have the unique opportunity to collaborate with Bosko Partners within the Compassion Network, making a significant impact in serving the needs of our community. To collaborate, go to Get Involved.
“The support of Bosko Partners made it possible for me to achieve my bachelor’s degree. Even when I doubted myself, they saw potential in me. They pushed, inspired, and sometimes pulled me across the finish line.”
Suganya Gladlin
