News and Stories

Ja Aung teaches mathematics to students in three different grade levels. She began teaching two years ago after graduating from a Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS)-supported teacher training course.

We join Superior General Fr Arturo Sosa SJ in his message of gratitude to the thousands of dedicated JRS companions, benefactors, and partners in mission.

he Arrupe Women’s Skills Centre offers vocational training to refugees, asylum seekers, and local women. The beneficiaries can attend hairdressing, beauty, computer, and English classes.

After living in the isolated Lóvua settlement for two years, the new democratic elections in DRC and promises of opportunities and security encouraged many refugees to go back home.

Heavy rain and severe flooding have had devastating impacts last week on camps for refugees and internally displaced people in Maban, South Sudan, where JRS serves.

JRS Europe and partners launches CHANGE, a project that brings together students, teachers, and refugees to share experiences and build a society in which everyone is welcome and can participate.

JRS requests the immediate suspension of all hostilities and the protection of civilians in North East Syria.

Integration House “Pedro Arrupe” is a shelter designed to accommodate vulnerable unaccompanied children who have been separated from their families.

Raising a family with two young boys in Venezuela was becoming exceptionally difficult for Yorbelys and Rafael, a young couple from Portuguesa.