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News, updates and initiatives from Jesuit Missions and our partner organisations working across the world
After suffering an injury while fleeing civil war, Arop Dau is on the road to recovery thanks to physiotherapy.
Research conducted by the Centre Arrupe Madagascar has led to the roles at a recycling centre.
From writing on scraps of borrowed paper to a pack of new exercise books, Rita is in a better position
Fr Roy Sebastian spoke about how Jesuit Missions is supporting people in India.
As we mark Earth Day, we look at how one of our partner organisations are pushing for climate action.
On International Women’s Day, we honour the strength, wisdom and leadership of the women at the heart of our work.
As civil war rages in Myanmar, young people are grateful for skills honed at a leadership and education project backed
Four years on from the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Jesuit organisations continue to support those who have been forced to
The Centre Arrupe Madagascar hopes to produce more than 200,000 seedlings each year to distribute around the country.
Communities in Odisha, India, are bringing their harvests together to support those most in need.
The MAJIS project in Rumbek, South Sudan, teaches mainly female farmers how to improve their crop yields.
After signing up to a computing course at St Peter Claver Ecological and Computing Centre, Athiei Dut Malual stood out
Amin Gabriel, 20, is grateful for the chance to study – she wants others to have that same opportunity to
After taking a break from his education to care for his extended family, Moses has returned to school – one
A Jesuit Missions’ backed project near Rumbek, South Sudan, helps mostly female small-scale farmers get the most out of their
Our partners at the Centre Arrupe Madagascar continue their fight against plastic pollution in their country by taking action.
Children from the Wapichan community in Guyana are now able to celebrate their language and culture in the classroom.
Tiana Ravaka Randriamialisoa took part in activities organised by the Centre Arrupe Madagascar, which have helped shape her environmental journey.
Efa Ravelonantoandro from the Centre Arrupe Madagascar has spoken of the need to highlight the impact of climate change on
Our International Programmes Officer, Laura Angarita, visited one of our projects in China, which supports those with leprosy, HIV and
As Ukraine marks three years since Russia invaded, we hear from those who were forced to leave their homes and
From tree-planting sessions to recording local weather patterns, environmentalists are confronting climate change challenges.
Sessions on waste management pushed one young Madagascan into setting up an environmentally-friendly business.
Félicité wants others to experience the beauty of the natural world that she had growing up.
Tadiwanashe ‘Natasha’ Chakamhara was able to attend university thanks to a Jesuit-backed programme.
Counselling sessions are one of the ways a Jesuit Missions-backed programme seeks to support education in Southern Africa.
Collins, 15, has seen his school travel times drastically cut thanks to a JM-backed education initiative.
After the Burmese military seized power, the country’s youth have seen their lives altered, and the power of schooling is
Against the backdrop of civil war, teachers are working hard to provide children with an education.
As Myanmar remains in the grip of war, education is proving a vital tool in helping people to stay positive.
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