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).
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Learning from the land
For families in Timor-Leste, the crisis is felt acutely: nearly half of children under five are malnourished, and two-thirds of families face seasonal food shortages, which Francisco is addressing. -
Community for forgotten refugees
“The military burnt down all the houses in my village. The people moved back into the village and built the houses again, and again the military came and burnt it all down. This happened three times.” -
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. -
Recoding the future of camp-bound refugees
At the Pathfinder program, refugees like Joseph can work beyond their geographic limitations. -
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. -
Nurturing the land
Since learning new sustainable farming teachniques, Mrs Narin and her husband now have the opportunity to change the future of their family and community. -
Nurturing Creation
Sustainable farming practices can heal and sustain our planet and its people. -
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
In June, 52 Jesuit and lay collaborators from across South-East Asia and India took part in our partners meeting in Siem Reap, Cambodia.