Growing up overnight
Before the war in Ukraine, Iwan was just like any other teenager—his life filled with school, friends, and routine. More >
Topics: Refugees and the displaced
Responding where needed most
An update on how contributions to our Emergency Action Fund are supporting our brothers and sisters in Myanmar, Vietnam, Laos and Lebanon.More >
Update: Typhoon Yagi and Lebanon emergency responses
An update on how contributions to our Emergency Action Fund are supporting our brothers and sisters in Myanmar, Vietnam, Laos and Lebanon.More >
Never set limits
Chantrea is training to be a hairdresser – and loving it.More >
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.More >
A path forward for families in Yangon
The Urban Poverty Alleviation Project, delivered in partnership with the Myanmar Jesuit Region, is providing relief for over 530 people this year in three crucial ways: building shelter for vulnerable families, offering microcredit loans to help individuals start businesses, and empowering them to become self-sufficient.More >
Emergency Response in Lebanon
Widescale bombings in Lebanon since 23 September 2024 have caused devastation and rapidly escalated the humanitarian crisis evolving since October 2023, in addition to the dire economic situation crippling the country. More >
Australians support South East Asia after Typhoon Yagi devastation
One of the strongest storms to hit South East Asia in recent decades, Typhoon Yagi, has brought widespread devastation from severe flooding and landslides, especially to Myanmar, Vietnam and Laos. More >
Urgent appeal to help refugees in limbo in Indonesia
Thank you to all of our amazing supporters and volunteers who came out for a joyful day of friendship and fundraising - schools, parishes, teachers, students, parents and friends. More >
Living in limbo
Imagine if your life – your whole future – was at stake because you didn’t fit the criteria of being a ‘refugee’.More >