Helping children find their voice
Preschool teacher Sue has dedicated her career to helping young children learn and grow in her village in Myanmar.
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Pilgrims 100 reaches 100 members and raises $100,000 for Myanmar
Our amazing Pilgrims 100 supporters have reached two major milestones. -
Jesuit organisations call for stronger Australian response to Myanmar crisis in Refugee Week
Jesuit Mission Australia and Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS) Australia are calling on the Australian Government to take stronger action in response to the ongoing crisis in Myanmar. -
I did not want to be a soldier
Sai fled across the border to Thailand in 2004 after armed groups attempted to recruit him as a soldier. -
Opening doors for families in Yangon
Through our Urban Poverty Alleviation Project, over 1,000 people in Myanmar were supported last year through three pathways out of poverty. -
Live with purpose, aim high
The Campion Institute in Myanmar equips young people with English language skills, critical thinking, and a sense of purpose. -
Lighting the way through education
In a nation scarred by conflict, education has become a quiet beacon of hope. -
Australians help build the bridge to recovery in crisis-struck Myanmar
New UN figures reveal that over 22 million people in Myanmar—approximately one-third of the population—are now in critical need of humanitarian assistance. -
Rebuilding a foundation of solidarity
Amid the devastation of the earthquake in Myanmar, your compassion is assisting our local Jesuit partners to bring hope and vital aid to affected communities. -
Answering the call for help
Our CEO, Helen Forde, shares her heartfelt thanks with you—our generous supporters—for the compassion you’ve shown to our friends in Myanmar during this time of immense hardship.