From the classroom to the world – webinar
How is Jesuit education in Timor-Leste is empowering young people from disadvantaged backgrounds? Find out in this webinar.
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The right to learn
Kim dreams of starting a business to support her family and help others facing poverty, just as she once did. -
Finding freedom online
Nadine fled the Democratic Republic of the Congo seeking safety and stability. She now lives in Dzaleka Refugee Camp in Malawi. -
Empowered to lead
Born into a humble farming family in Cambodia, 24-year-old Longkut has overcome remarkable challenges to become a beacon of hope for his community. -
Hidden no more
Through its partnership with the Jesuit-run Karuna Battambang Organisation (KBO) in Cambodia, children like 12-year-old Kanika are stepping out of the shadows and discovering their God-given potential. -
Finding purpose in his students
Growing up in Chiang Rai in northern Thailand, Samit, never imagined himself as a teacher. But everything changed when he began volunteering at Xavier Learning Community (XLC). -
On a joyful mission in Timor-Leste
Fr Sacha Bermudez-Goldman SJ, a Companion of Jesuit Mission, left Australia in mid-January 2025 to join ISJB in Kasait, Timor-Leste, as part of their teaching staff and their Ignatian Formation team. -
Shining the Light of Mercy
After being found in a rubbish bin, Bunchy was delivered to the Light of Mercy Home, where he was loved back to life by the Sisters, staff and other children. -
Challenging tradition and inspiring change
The ‘Lok Manch’ project has trained over 6,000 people to become Community Leaders, equipping them to identify local needs and engage with government to improve access to essential schemes and entitlements. -
Teaching is my passion
Agostinho is already shaping the future of Timor-Leste—one lesson at a time. A teacher, husband and father, Agostinho lives in Dili with his wife and two children and is deeply committed to his vocation.