26 October, 2025
Don Bosco Migrant Services (DBMS) organized an Awareness and App Registration Program on 26th October 2025 at the Kattabakkam construction site. The program aimed to introduce the various welfare services offered by DBMS and to encourage migrant workers to utilize the DBMS mobile application for easier access to support systems and information. The initiative was part of DBMS’s continuous efforts to promote social welfare, community empowerment, and digital inclusion among migrant communities.
Date: 26th October 2025
Venue: Kattabakkam Construction Site
Organized by: Don Bosco Migrant Services (DBMS)
Beneficiaries: 30 Migrant Workers
The session commenced with a welcome and introduction by the DBMS team, who briefed participants on the vision and mission of Don Bosco Migrant Services. The staff elaborated on the organization’s key areas of intervention such as health support, education for children, awareness on safety and hygiene, rights and entitlements, and emergency assistance. The participants were then guided through the process of registering on the DBMS mobile app, which serves as a digital platform to connect migrants with welfare schemes, health resources, and grievance redressal services.
The interactive nature of the session allowed migrant workers to clarify their doubts and share their personal challenges related to workplace safety, access to healthcare, and documentation. DBMS staff provided practical guidance on using the app to stay informed about upcoming programs, medical camps, and awareness drives. The use of technology was emphasized as a means of bridging the gap between migrant workers and essential welfare services.
A total of 30 migrant workers participated in the session and successfully completed their app registrations. Participants expressed appreciation for the program, noting that the DBMS app would help them stay connected and access services more conveniently. The initiative also encouraged collective participation and strengthened the trust between DBMS and the migrant community.
The DBMS Awareness and App Registration Program at Kattabakkam was a successful step toward promoting digital literacy and social inclusion among migrant workers. Through this initiative, DBMS reaffirmed its commitment to empowering migrant communities by enhancing access to welfare services, improving communication, and fostering community engagement. The program not only created awareness but also built confidence among participants to take active steps in improving their well-being through available resources.
