Jesuit leadership programme offers hope to young people from war-torn Myanmar
March 4, 2026
As civil war rages in Myanmar, young people are grateful for skills honed at a leadership and education project backed
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As civil war rages in Myanmar, young people are grateful for skills honed at a leadership and education project backed
A country profile of those we work with in Myanmar, particularly education projects in a country badly affected by civil
As Myanmar continues to deal with an ongoing civil war, we’ve launched an emergency humanitarian appeal to support those affected.
We’ve launched an emergency appeal to support those impacted by the ongoing civil war in Myanmar.
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.
A closer look at the projects we support in Myanmar, a country in the grip of a brutal civil war.
After being given the chance to continue his education, a student in Myanmar wants to give back to his community.
As Myanmar remains in the grip of war, education is proving a vital tool in helping people to stay positive.
Gillian Donoghue is from Edinburgh. After some years teaching in Scotland, she worked in Rome with the Jesuit Refugee Service
Ariana Findlay, of St Aloysius’ College in Glasgow, is taking on the challenge for Jesuit Missions.
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