Central African Republic

 

 

 

Our work in Central African Republic

CAR faces severe political instability, widespread displacement, and acute humanitarian needs. The presence of thousands of Sudanese refugees, as well as displaced and returning Central Africans, reflects the complex dynamics in the country, with food insecurity, inadequate healthcare, and limited essential services worsening conditions.

JRS supports communities in Bangui, focusing on education, social cohesion, reconciliation, and interreligious dialogue. In collaboration with UNICEF, ECW, and other partners, JRS provides education and livelihood support to conflict-affected children and communities in the Haut Kotto and Ouaka regions.

See our work

Children learn to write in a newly constructed classroom in Bambari.
Children learn to write in a newly constructed classroom in Bambari. (Jesuit Refugee Service)
A group of young adults gather in a recently rebuilt community building to discuss how to have another way of life outside of violence.
A group of young adults gather in a recently rebuilt community building to discuss how to have another way of life outside of violence. (Jesuit Refugee Service)
JRS CAR