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.
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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. -
Rising above injustice
Achara, the eldest daughter of a Karen family, comes from a rural village in western Thailand. Her father, a Karen environmental activist, went missing in 2014 after being arrested in a National Park. For over 15 years, her family has sought justice for his disappearance. -
Fostering Dreams
Thanks to your unwavering generosity, the Jesuit Mission family has made an extraordinary impact on the lives of children like Samaira. A bright and ambitious young girl from the marginalised Korwa tribe, Samaira hails from the remote Garwa district in Jharkhand, India. -
Our shared mission
From 10-14 June, Jesuit Mission’s program team hosted our partners meeting in Siem Reap, Cambodia with 52 Jesuit and lay collaborators from across South-East Asia and India. -
Melodies of change
With the extension hall, Joana and her peers have found a sanctuary to explore their passion for music. -
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. -
First Spiritual Exercises – Awakening Hope
We pray for Dalit women and men in India, may they receive the quality education they need to bring hope and opportunity to uplift their families and communities. -
Legacy of compassion
Thanks to kind gifts left by Jesuit Mission supporters in their Wills, the lives of vulnerable young people in Cambodia are being transformed through educational scholarships.