Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS)
   
 
The Jesuit Refugee Service is an international Catholic organisation with a mission to accompany, serve and defend the rights of refugees and forcibly displaced people.
   
 
  >> Key Personnel
         
 
 
Spiritual Director
:
Rev Fr Colin Tan, SJ
 
 
Country Coordinator
:
Cheong Cheng Guan
 
Assistant Country Coordinators
:
Gordon Pinto,
 
Robert Hong
         
         
         
         
  >> Programmes and Activities
       
       
 

 

JRS Singapore supports the work of JRS International and is made up of volunteers who seek to serve refugees all over the world, especially in Asia. JRS’ priorities are in the areas of education, skills training, pastoral and health care, and advocacy for peace and reconciliation.

JRS Singapore has given financial aid, sent volunteers on visits or for short-term voluntary work, and supported projects managed by the local JRS organizations in Thailand, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, India, Nepal and Africa.

 
   
 
       
       
       
  >> Beneficiaries
       
 
 
 
Countries
No. of Beneficiaries
Missions/Projects
     
 
    Thailand
1
 
    Indonesia
1
 
    Nepal
1
 
    India
1
 
    East Timor
1
 
         
 
 
       
       
       
  >> Corporate and Contact Information
       
       
   
JRS was established in 1980 by Fr Pedro Arrupe, SJ, then, Superior General of the Society of Jesus. It is currently operating in over 50 countries. The Singapore JRS was set up by the Jesuit community in Singapore with Fr Colin Tan SJ as the Country Director.


Organisation Name
:
Jesuit Refugee Service
     
Address
:
8 Victoria Park Road, Singapore 266492
Tel (Gen)
:
6463-6022
Website
: www.jrssingapore.org
     
Contact Person
:
Cheong Cheng Guan
Tel
: 6463-6022
Email
:
 
       
       
       
       
 
  JRS in Catholic News (PDF Filesize: 2.18MB)
   
 

 

   
 
   
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