News and Stories
Faith-based organisations can help ensure that protection remains connected to the communities it is intended to serve. They can help make protection local, relational, and sustained.
Interview with John-Bosco, Head of Operations at JRS Australia, who shared his perspective on the situation of migrants in Australia and on the vital role of education in preparing refugees to contribute to the development and growth of their communities.
This World Mental Health Day JRS advocates for refugees to play an active role in shaping and delivering MHPSS support within their own communities.
The crisis in Ceuta has implications that extend far beyond the territory itself and are closely linked to broader dynamics of migration and protection.
The Holy Father’s Message for the 112th World Day of Migrants and Refugees 2026 is dedicated to migrant children.
As the immediate emergency caused by the earthquakes gives way to the challenges of recovery, JRS Venezuela continues to walk alongside affected communities, accompanying people on their journey towards healing, helping them gradually regain stability and create the conditions needed to rebuild their lives.
After more than three decades advocating for refugee rights, Anne-Christine Bloch, former JRS Representative in Geneva, reflects on the importance of the 1951 Refugee Convention and the protection of refugees today.
This World Humanitarian Day, some of our colleagues share reflections on the different ways in which protection is lived out through their work of accompanying, serving, and advocating for refugees as they rebuild their lives.
Alex is a JRS volunteer in Venezuela who, following the earthquakes, has been supporting families affected by the disaster and helping with the long recovery process. He shared his testimony with us.
