Meaningful Impacts for People & Communities
Projects
Projects
Meaningful Impacts for People & Communities
Priority Areas of Work
The Jesuits have been working alongside poor and marginalized communities for nearly 500 years. Central to this tradition is an invitation to discern where we are called to engage in works of justice while recognizing the limitations of our capacities.
Our areas of work reflect the priorities of American Jesuits International and the particular expertise of our partners.
Education
Livelihoods
Environmental Sustainability
Humanitarian Assistance and Recovery
Our Projects
With your support, we connect Jesuit schools, social centers, health clinics, and more with the resources, tools, and experience they need to continue providing vital services to their communities. All of these impactful development projects contribute to our vision of a world in which the dignity of each person is respected, human rights are protected, creation is cared for, and all people thrive.
Removing Barriers & Creating Opportunities for Inclusive Education in Argentina
Teacher Training for Literacy and Inclusive Education Programs in Santo Domingo
Push for Sustainability at the San Javier del Valle School
Increasing Entrepreneurial and Business Skills in Cuba
International Solidarity
Our Projects
Project Partners
Working Together
We believe that people understand their context best, so we work with Jesuit organizations who are already immersed in local communities. From schools to migrant centers, parishes to health clinics, the Jesuits have been responding to the needs of communities in need for nearly 500 years.
Your support allows us to amplify their capacity to respond to the challenges that their communities face.
Stories of Impact
Suzanne – United States
“Sometimes when you see it in front of your own eyes, it takes on a different approach and you feel it in your heart." Witnessing the work of Fe y Alegría first hand had a real impact on Suzanne Krudys.
Jorge – Argentina
From poetry to soccer, nothing is out of reach for Jorge. Inclusive education programs at Fe y Alegría are opening doors despite his visual impairment.
Mariela – Venezuela
Investing in new sewing machines gives students at the San Javier del Valle vocational school the “right tool for the job” and the opportunity to gain hands-on experience.
Leocadia – Cuba
Through the SIEMBRA and COMPARTE agricultural network, the Loyola Centers in Cuba are giving small farmers like Leocadia new opportunities for economic stability.
Samantha – Malawi
Counseling services at the Loyola Jesuit Secondary School in Malawi are giving students like Samantha a safe space to feel listened to and accompanied.
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