Sustaining education for children in refugee camps
Burmese children in Thai refugee camps no longer have to miss out on receiving a quality education.
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Sophea dares to dream
Sophea’s mother simply couldn’t afford to put food on the table and send her children to school. But Sophea is now getting the education she deserves. -
Seeds of change
A new method of farming is more than doubling rice crop yields in Cambodia. -
Escaping the grip of money-lenders
Our innovative project in India is empowering Dalit people like Arti to become the agents of their own uplift. -
Gratitude Webinar
Thank you for joining us on our first webinar! Fr Jinhyuk Park SJ from Xavier Jesuit School Cambodia shared with us what he saw and experienced whilst visiting these vulnerable families. -
Winter edition of the Jesuit Mission newsletter, Reflections
In this edition, you will read inspiring stories of change with farmers in Cambodia doubling their rice harvests; young male students in Timor enjoying the safe and secure surrounds of a new dormitory; and see how our Jesuit partners are responding to those communities most affected by COVID-19. -
Delivering emergency relief during Timorese lockdown
An emergency relief program run by the Jesuits in Timor-Leste is offering critical assistance to vulnerable communities during the country’s COVID-19 lockdown. The program identified 480 families in dire need in the regions of Ulmera, Railaco following lockdown measures; the restrictions were immediately preceded by floods in which several people were killed, homes and crops destroyed, and drinking water contaminated. -
Bridging the Pandemic Gap
It’s a long walk from Sydney to Cambodia – more than 7,000 kilometres. But students at St Ignatius’ College Riverview laced up their boots and set off on this epic journey – or a simulation of it, at least – to raise over $10,000 for thousands of Cambodians living in the Battambang area whose livelihoods have been impacted by COVID-19. -
Thank you from Timor-Leste
Over the last few weeks, our Jesuit partners in Timor-Leste have been visiting the most severely affected areas in the country to distribute emergency food and essential supplies to the vulnerable families. Here are some messages of gratitude from these families. -
COVID-19 impact deepens in the slums of Myanmar
Our program partners in countries such as India and Myanmar are bracing for the worst in the next few months, as the impact of COVID-19 infiltrates wider and deeper into their communities.