A journey with urban refugees in Bangkok
Read the compelling story of people living without the benefits of conferred refugee status.
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A story of shared love and hope
Be uplifted by the hearfelt words of Fr Jinhyuk SJ as he shares his experiences with landmine victims in Cambodia. -
More than just coffee and crafts
We’ve been so thankful to have the lovely members of the St Ignatius Parish Craft Group in Norwood support us with their generosity and creativity. -
Creating change during retirement
Our volunteers are a vibrant and vital part of our Jesuit Mission community. Mary has found retirement as a great opportunity give back to people in need. -
“I found the best helping hands”
Pore Ghale is a 40 year old Nepalese man, who Kep and the Jesuit Prison Ministry team recently helped return home after being in the Immigration Detention Centre in Bangkok. -
Defying the odds and topping the District
Roshan, a 16-year-old boy who loves cricket, is well and truly on the path of opportunity and change as he has recently topped the exams for his District. -
Why this student volunteer stuck around
Jen, a Year 11 Sydney student shares why she has chosen to volunteer for Jesuit Mission over the past few years. -
Footy boots for Cambodia
Recently, we were very encouraged when Nathan, a Year 7 student from Watsonia showed incredible initiative and solidarity with students in Cambodia through his ‘Footy Boots for Cambodia’ project. -
How one gift helped a whole community
Long-term supporter, Michael, made an incredible gift which made clean water a reality for a vulnerable community. -
Lifting the limits of life as a refugee
Aline, Louise and Kapinga are three inspiring young women whose story of innovation is just one example of how your support can help people think big, beyond the boundaries.