ST JOHN BOSCO CHILDREN'S HOME

Named for an Italian saint who dedicated his life to serving youth, the Religious Sisters of Mercy in Jamaica opened St John Bosco Children’s Home in 1960. Located in the rural parish of Manchester, Bosco offers residential, educational and vocational services to youth 8-18 years old. There are 150 Bosco residents placed by Jamaica’s Child Development Agency. Like Alpha in Kingston, Bosco provides a half day of educational training in math and English and a half day of vocational training in animal husbandry, butchering and hospitality service. Bosco hospitality service students gain valuable on the job experience through the 250-person banquet hall which is open for public and private fundations as well as The Falls, a new outdoor restaurant on Bosco’s campus currently making culinary waves from Mandeville to Kingston. Click here for the menu. Want to find Bosco on the map? Click here!

THE FALLS RESTAURANT

BOSCO MEATS PRICE LIST

The Falls is Mandeville's newest dining sensation. Open Fridays and Saturdays, The Falls surrounds a lush outdoor waterfall setting on the grounds of the Bosco campus and featuring meats from the Bosco Meat shop.

.Bosco Meats is the boutique retail arm of the animal husbandry and butchering program and a supplier of premium meats from Mandeville to Kingston. Bosco Meats delivers to Kingston on Thursdays