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.
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Sisters standing strong
Young people at the Student Centre in Cambodia are rebuilding their lives with strength, dignity and hope. -
Growing up overnight
Before the war in Ukraine, Iwan was just like any other teenager—his life filled with school, friends, and routine. -
Finding her voice and a vision for the future
For 19-year-old Fa, school is a life-changing opportunity. -
A year of gratitude
In 2024, more than 530,000 people across 13 countries were empowered through Jesuit Mission-supported programs. -
Lighting the path to education in India
The ‘Ankur Project’ has sparked a love of learning and inspired dreams of a wider world. -
Guided by compassion
Maria has always been determined to build a better future—not just for herself, but for others. Growing up in Taibessi, Dili, in a hardworking family, she saw firsthand the struggles people face, particularly when it comes to mental health. -
Inclusion through early intervention
Once unable to speak or socialise, thanks to your support, Kabir is now becoming an independent and active member of his family and community. -
Inspiring compassionate leaders
With over four million people displaced from the escalating political crisis in Myanmar, our sisters and brothers there are seeking new ways to build a better, more just society. -
Breaking stigma
In rural Cambodia, individuals with intellectual disabilities often face significant discrimination and stigma. Shrey, a 17-year-old from a small village in Kampong Chhnang province, embodies the resilience of those impacted by this societal challenge.