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.
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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. -
The end of water scarcity in Timor-Leste
Villages in Timor-Leste are experiencing vital change as your support provides clean water. -
New ways of farming are transforming lives in Timor-Leste
Our innovative food security program is teaching farmers in in Timor-Leste new techniques that are transforming their lives. -
A path forward for families in Yangon
The Urban Poverty Alleviation Project is building shelter, offering microcredit loans, and empowering self-sufficiency. -
Clean water for all
A new water facility has been constructed, bringing clean, reliable water to the people of Ermeta. -
Honouring and empowering motherhood
On Mother’s Day this month we celebrated the incredible mothers in our lives. We honoured all mothers in our world, especially those like Leela in India. -
Awakening futures
In coastal communities of India, Dalit people face ongoing challenges, lacking resources and quality education as well as experiencing exclusion and discrimination. Chanchla, a member of one such community, found hope through the Lok Manch program, run by our partner, the Jesuit Research and Development Society. -
A movement of uplift: then and now
Thanks to the incredible generosity of the Australian Catholic community in 2023, over half a million people were empowered through Jesuit Mission Australia-supported programs in 14 countries around the world. -
Call for ceasefire and humanitarian assistance in Gaza
Jesuit Mission Australia and The Xavier Network strongly condemn the on-going violence in Gaza and other areas of Israel/Palestine, spilling over into the surrounding countries in the Middle East, echoing its words: “We cannot be silent.”