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.
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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. -
Children long for books instead of bullets in Myanmar
As the end of the financial year approaches, Jesuit Mission Australia is urging Australians to support children and families suffering through the devastating crisis in Myanmar. -
All seven continents unite in prayer for Myanmar
Jesuit Mission Australia and the Taizé Community extend heartfelt thanks to the hundreds of people who joined the Light in the Darkness: Global Prayer Vigil for Myanmar on Thursday 29 May. -
Myanmar is at war and needs emergency support
Jesuit Mission Australia is urgently appealing for more support for families in Myanmar who continue to be crippled by war and natural disasters. -
Responding where needed most
An update on how contributions to our Emergency Action Fund are supporting our brothers and sisters in Myanmar, Vietnam, Laos and Lebanon. -
Update: Typhoon Yagi and Lebanon emergency responses
An update on how contributions to our Emergency Action Fund are supporting our brothers and sisters in Myanmar, Vietnam, Laos and Lebanon. -
Messages of hope and solidarity to Myanmar from Australia
Our One Foot Raised campaign raised awareness, prayers and an incredible $54,000 for the people of Myanmar. -
Urgent aid needed for Myanmar earthquake survivors
Our sisters and brothers in Myanmar desperately need your support after a devastating 7.7-magnitude earthquake struck the country on 28 March.