New ways of farming are transforming lives in Timor-Leste
Our innovative food security program is teaching farmers in in Timor-Leste new techniques that are transforming their lives.
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Michael Musgrave reflects on Timor-Leste
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. -
Rest in Peace Fr Bill Dwyer SJ (1930-2024).
With great sadness, we share the news of the passing of Fr William (Bill) Dwyer SJ (1930–2024). -
Opening the doors with literacy
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. -
Nurturing Creation
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. -
Living in limbo
Imagine if your life – your whole future – was at stake because you didn’t fit the criteria of being a ‘refugee’. -
Clean water for all
Thanks to your generosity a new water facility has been constructed, bringing clean, reliable water to the people of Ermeta. -
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.