Legacy of compassion
Thanks to kind gifts left by Jesuit Mission supporters in their Wills, the lives of vulnerable young people in Cambodia are being transformed through educational scholarships.More >
Topics: Stories of change
Awakening futures
In coastal communities of India, Dalit people face ongoing challenges, lacking resources and quality education as well as experiencing exclusion and discrimination. Chanchla, a member of one such community, found hope through the Lok Manch program, run by our partner, the Jesuit Research and Development Society.More >
A movement of uplift: then and now
Thanks to the incredible generosity of the Australian Catholic community in 2023, over half a million people were empowered through Jesuit Mission Australia-supported programs in 14 countries around the world.More >
The ripple effects of water
On this World Water Day, Jesuit Mission Australia would like to thank the generous support of the Australian Catholic community in providing clean and safe water to over 137,000 people in Timor-Leste and Vietnam over the last four years.More >
Pili, an inspirational leader for International Women’s Day
On this International Women's Day, Jesuit Mission Australia celebrates the transformative journey of Pili, a young woman from rural Cambodia whose life has been reshaped through education and empowerment, thanks to the generous support of the Australian Catholic community.More >
Education, a powerful force for change
The quality education provided by the Battambang Education Project is helping young Cambodians get the education they deserve. More >
Breaking free from exploitation
Vital healthcare, education and advocacy training is creating a better future for vulnerable tribal people in India.More >
A gateway to independence
Light of Mercy Home in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, is a truly special place. More >
Celebrating our graduates in Cambodia
Please join us in celebrating the first graduating class of Xavier Jesuit School, Cambodia, who completed their final exams in December 2022.More >
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.More >