Typhoon Yagi and Lebanon emergency response
Generous contributions to the Emergency Action Fund have provided critical support to our brothers and sisters in Myanmar, Vietnam, Laos and Lebanon.
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A path forward for families in Yangon
The Urban Poverty Alleviation Project is building shelter, offering microcredit loans, and empowering self-sufficiency. -
Emergency Response in Lebanon
Widescale bombings in Lebanon since September 2024 have caused devastation and rapidly escalated the humanitarian crisis. -
Australians support South East Asia after Typhoon Yagi devastation
Typhoon Yagi has brought widespread devastation to Myanmar, Vietnam and Laos. -
Living in limbo
Imagine if your life – your whole future – was at stake because you didn’t fit the criteria of being a ‘refugee’. -
Hope floats
The Tran family, who faced unimaginable hardships, now live in Cambodia on a house boat built by our project partner. -
Voices from inside Myanmar
Hear from a local social worker who is bravely working with a local church organisation on the ground to assist internally displaced people in Myanmar. -
Two years of steadfast support for over 100,000 Ukrainian refugees
Two years on from the outbreak of the war in Ukraine, the Jesuits in Europe, with the support of the Australian Catholic community, have been able to provide emergency assistance to over 100,000 Ukrainian refugees. -
One year supporting earthquake-affected communities in Syria
Thanks to your generosity, over 44,000 people have received emergency support since the earthquakes shook Syria in early 2023. -
One-year anniversary of the war in Ukraine
Thanks to your generosity the Jesuits have been able to support over 56,000 Ukrainian refugees in need during this traumatic time.