Urgent aid needed for Myanmar earthquake survivors
Our sisters and brothers in Myanmar desperately need your support after a devastating 7.7-magnitude earthquake struck the country on 28 March.
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Clean water reaches almost 150,000 in Vietnam, but more help is needed
Your generosity is providing safe, affordable drinking water and hope to thousands of vulnerable families in Central Vietnam. -
2025 Golf Day
Here are some photos from our Golf Day on 28 February, which raised $41,000 for the clean water project in Timor-Leste. -
Guided by compassion
Maria has always been determined to build a better future—not just for herself, but for others. Growing up in Taibessi, Dili, in a hardworking family, she saw firsthand the struggles people face, particularly when it comes to mental health. -
Three Years of Conflict: Jesuits Accompany Over 127,000 Refugees
As Ukraine marks three years of conflict, Jesuit Mission Australia alongside the Xavier Network, have been supporting project partner Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS) Europe to help provide life-saving support to over 127,000 refugees. -
First Spiritual Exercise – Every Gift Flows Like Water
We invite you to join Ignatian Spiritual Director, Frances Tilly, to guide you through a Spiritual Reflection Exercise. -
US foreign aid crisis puts thousands of refugee lives at risk
Tragically, on Friday, the U.S. Department of State Bureau for Population, Refugees, and Migration (PRM) announced the termination of funding agreements for JRS programs in Thailand, Chad, Ethiopia, Iraq, and Uganda -
Recoding the future of camp-bound refugees
At the Pathfinder program, refugees like Joseph can work beyond their geographic limitations. -
Inclusion through early intervention
Once unable to speak or socialise, thanks to your support, Kabir is now becoming an independent and active member of his family and community. -
Empowering through sanitation
Supported by people like you, our local partner Jesuit Social Service Timor-Leste (JSS), is helping to improve basic sanitation and access to water for families like Bikaun’s.