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Education and health

30 December 2019 / Published in 2020 Winter, Newsletter article

Education and health

Education and health are basic human rights that remain inaccessible to many people living in the Global South. CJI supports formal and informal education projects that include distance learning, workshops and practical training. CJI continues to promote and advocate for access to quality healthcare for all through partners who provide free medical care and facilitate health and medical training.

• UGANDA – Ocer Campion Jesuit College
School furnishings

OCJC Students using the library

Students are now able to use the school library with the new furnishings.
(Photo: OCJC)

Ocer Campion Jesuit College (OCJC) was founded in 2010, following peace talks in northern Uganda. This area had been ravaged over a 25-year period by violence and war. This resulted in the displacement of the local population and disruption of people’s education.

OCJC started as a secondary school with the aim of providing quality education to students who have been victims of civil unrest. The school’s population has grown from 40 to over 700. OCJC has also become a haven for girls who dream of finishing school and not be forced into early marriages. CJI supported the acquisition of furnishings for OCJC’s library and administration block. This enabled the school to revert 3 classrooms, which had been used as an improvised library and administration office, back into spaces for learning.

OCJC Director: Fr Tony J. Wach SJ. Website: ocercampion.org

 

• DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO – Fe y Alegría
Access to quality education

• NEPAL – Moran Memorial School
School for vulnerable children

• PAN-AMAZON REGION – Fe y Alegría and Jesuit Service for the Pan-Amazon Region (SJPAM)
Intercultural and bilingual education

• PHILIPPINES – Ateneo de Zamboanga University School of Medicine
Scholarships and community health

• AFRICA – Justice and Ecology Network of Africa (JENA)
Pan-African Youth Leadership and Mentorship Program

Participants of the Pan-African Youth Leadership and Mentorship Program having a discussion.

Participants of the Pan-African Youth Leadership and Mentorship Program having a discussion.
(Photo: JENA)

Jesuits have made major contributions to education in Africa over the years. More recently, they have begun focusing on the leadership potential of young people. The Justice and Ecology Network of Africa (JENA) has started a Pan-African Leadership Development and Mentorship program which CJI is supporting. The goal of the project is to empower university students in different countries in Africa with people-centred leadership skills.

In 2019, JENA brought 250 African youth to an international conference in Kigali, contributed to the development of the leadership capacity of 40 students and trained 15 university chaplains by providing them with leadership skills and support.

Director: Fr Charles Chilufya SJ. Website: https://www.jenaafrica.org/

 

• INDIA – Jesu Ashram
Healthcare and education

• INDIA – Hayden Hall
Organization and empowerment of poor marginalized women

• JAMAICA – St Anne’s Parish
Support to students living in poverty

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Photo 2: A girl struggles to keep herself warm.
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Education is a basic human right that remains inaccessible to many people living in the Global South.
On the International Day of Education, January 24, Canadian Jesuits International (CJI) reaffirms its commitment to promote and advocate for access to quality education for all.
Through its work with Jesuit partners, CJI supports formal and informal education, distance learning, adult education, and skills training in Asia, Africa, and Latin America. CJI projects -- whether they be in the Amazon or in refugee camps in South Sudan or in a tea estate plantation in Nepal -- also equip young people and families from poor and marginalized communities with knowledge and skills to get a job or start a business.
The UN General Assembly proclaimed an International Day of Education to emphasize the role of education for peace and development.
“Without inclusive and equitable quality education and lifelong opportunities for all, countries will not succeed in achieving gender equality and breaking the cycle of poverty that is leaving millions of children, youth and adults behind,” said UNESCO in a statement.
About 244 million children and youth are out of school, and 771 million of the world’s adults are illiterate, according to UNESCO. “Their right to education is being violated and it is unacceptable.”
Learn more about CJI-supported projects in education: Click link in bioPhotos are from CJI supported projects in education.
Photo 1: Fe y Alegria DRC
Photo 2: Fe y Alegria Peru
Photo 3: Moran Memorial School#Dayofeducation
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Education is a basic human right that remains inaccessible to many people living in the Global South.
On the International Day of Education, January 24, Canadian Jesuits International (CJI) reaffirms its commitment to promote and advocate for access to quality education for all.
Through its work with Jesuit partners, CJI supports formal and informal education, distance learning, adult education, and skills training in Asia, Africa, and Latin America. CJI projects -- whether they be in the Amazon or in refugee camps in South Sudan or in a tea estate plantation in Nepal -- also equip young people and families from poor and marginalized communities with knowledge and skills to get a job or start a business.
The UN General Assembly proclaimed an International Day of Education to emphasize the role of education for peace and development.
“Without inclusive and equitable quality education and lifelong opportunities for all, countries will not succeed in achieving gender equality and breaking the cycle of poverty that is leaving millions of children, youth and adults behind,” said UNESCO in a statement.
About 244 million children and youth are out of school, and 771 million of the world’s adults are illiterate, according to UNESCO. “Their right to education is being violated and it is unacceptable.”
Learn more about CJI-supported projects in education: Click link in bioPhotos are from CJI supported projects in education.
Photo 1: Fe y Alegria DRC
Photo 2: Fe y Alegria Peru
Photo 3: Moran Memorial School#Dayofeducation
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Education is a basic human right that remains inaccessible to many people living in the Global South.
On the International Day of Education, January 24, Canadian Jesuits International (CJI) reaffirms its commitment to promote and advocate for access to quality education for all.
Through its work with Jesuit partners, CJI supports formal and informal education, distance learning, adult education, and skills training in Asia, Africa, and Latin America. CJI projects -- whether they be in the Amazon or in refugee camps in South Sudan or in a tea estate plantation in Nepal -- also equip young people and families from poor and marginalized communities with knowledge and skills to get a job or start a business.
The UN General Assembly proclaimed an International Day of Education to emphasize the role of education for peace and development.
“Without inclusive and equitable quality education and lifelong opportunities for all, countries will not succeed in achieving gender equality and breaking the cycle of poverty that is leaving millions of children, youth and adults behind,” said UNESCO in a statement.
About 244 million children and youth are out of school, and 771 million of the world’s adults are illiterate, according to UNESCO. “Their right to education is being violated and it is unacceptable.”
Learn more about CJI-supported projects in education: Click link in bioPhotos are from CJI supported projects in education.
Photo 1: Fe y Alegria DRC
Photo 2: Fe y Alegria Peru
Photo 3: Moran Memorial School#Dayofeducation
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Haiti: Hope after tragedy
The Jesuits in Haiti are accompanying vulnerable families affected by the August 2021 earthquake with construction of housing in the south of Haiti. A total of 120 most vulnerable families in the Departments of the South and Grand' Anse will be rehoused in
new homes equipped with anti-seismic and anti-cyclonic features.
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Haiti: Hope after tragedy
The Jesuits in Haiti are accompanying vulnerable families affected by the August 2021 earthquake with construction of housing in the south of Haiti. A total of 120 most vulnerable families in the Departments of the South and Grand' Anse will be rehoused in
new homes equipped with anti-seismic and anti-cyclonic features.
Despite the socio-political unrest and continuing security crisis in Haiti, the project is making considerable progress. But the project still needs your support. Read the progress report and more information, including how to donate: click link in bio, Haiti: Hope after tragedyPhotos by Compagnie de Jésus –Territoire d’Haïti#haiti #housing #earthquake #socialjustice #jesuits
Haiti: Hope after tragedy
The Jesuits in Haiti are accompanying vulnerable families affected by the August 2021 earthquake with construction of housing in the south of Haiti. A total of 120 most vulnerable families in the Departments of the South and Grand' Anse will be rehoused in
new homes equipped with anti-seismic and anti-cyclonic features.
Despite the socio-political unrest and continuing security crisis in Haiti, the project is making considerable progress. But the project still needs your support. Read the progress report and more information, including how to donate: click link in bio, Haiti: Hope after tragedyPhotos by Compagnie de Jésus –Territoire d’Haïti#haiti #housing #earthquake #socialjustice #jesuits
Haiti: Hope after tragedy
The Jesuits in Haiti are accompanying vulnerable families affected by the August 2021 earthquake with construction of housing in the south of Haiti. A total of 120 most vulnerable families in the Departments of the South and Grand' Anse will be rehoused in
new homes equipped with anti-seismic and anti-cyclonic features.
Despite the socio-political unrest and continuing security crisis in Haiti, the project is making considerable progress. But the project still needs your support. Read the progress report and more information, including how to donate: click link in bio, Haiti: Hope after tragedyPhotos by Compagnie de Jésus –Territoire d’Haïti#haiti #housing #earthquake #socialjustice #jesuits
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