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.
Since learning new sustainable farming teachniques, Mrs Narin and her husband now have the opportunity to change the future of their family and community.
Michael Musgrave, parishioner and champion fundraiser for our neighbours in Timor-Leste, at St Canice’s Parish in Sydney, shares his latest visit to the Jesuit projects there earlier this year.
The Grihini Centre, supported by Jesuit Mission, is changing that narrative. This nine-month program offers education, life skills, and vocational training to empower young women with confidence, independence, and opportunities for a brighter future.
The Community Development program in rural Cambodia, run by our project partner, Karuna Battambang Organisation, is a perfect example of how sustainable farming practices can heal and sustain our planet and its people.