Empowering camp-bound refugees
At just 13, Ingabire was forced to flee her family home in the Congo after soldiers killed her parents and burned down her home.
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Hope for ‘hill tribes’
For Toon, the opportunity to study at Xavier Learning Community in Northern Thailand has been life-changing. -
An unimagined transformation
For Arunny, who has an intellectual disability and cerebral palsy, every day has been a challenge. -
Helping rewrite the narrative for refugees
An innovative digital inclusion program is giving camp-bound refugees in Malawi the skills they need to compete in the global online job market. -
Education a path to a brighter future
When Kanya returned home as a result of the COVID pandemic, at first she attended her Year 9 Zoom classes. Then, she disappeared. -
Sustaining education for children in refugee camps
Burmese children in Thai refugee camps no longer have to miss out on receiving a quality education. -
Sophea dares to dream
Sophea’s mother simply couldn’t afford to put food on the table and send her children to school. But Sophea is now getting the education she deserves. -
Seeds of change
A new method of farming is more than doubling rice crop yields in Cambodia. -
Escaping the grip of money-lenders
Our innovative project in India is empowering Dalit people like Arti to become the agents of their own uplift. -
Thank you from Timor-Leste
Over the last few weeks, our Jesuit partners in Timor-Leste have been visiting the most severely affected areas in the country to distribute emergency food and essential supplies to the vulnerable families. Here are some messages of gratitude from these families.