Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS) is a global non-governmental organization dedicated to providing humanitarian assistance and advocacy for refugees, displaced persons, and those in need of protection and support. With a mission to accompany, serve, and advocate for the rights and dignity of refugees and forcibly displaced people, JRS has built a strong reputation for its commitment to compassionate service and human rights. The organization is recognized for its impactful work in providing education, healthcare, and emergency assistance, as well as for its advocacy efforts to improve conditions for displaced communities.

JRS fosters a supportive work culture centered on respect, solidarity, and service to others, offering employees a values-driven environment that promotes personal growth and fulfillment. It provides diverse job opportunities with flexible work arrangements to attract individuals who share its passion for human dignity and justice. Founded in 1980 by the Society of Jesus (Jesuits), JRS has evolved from a small organization into a global network that operates in over 50 countries, reaching millions of people through its programs.

The organization’s innovative approach integrates education, psychosocial support, and sustainable livelihoods, enabling displaced individuals to rebuild their lives with dignity and hope. JRS's size and reach have made it a prominent leader in refugee assistance, working with governments, UN agencies, and local partners to address the needs of vulnerable populations. Its core values of solidarity, service, and advocacy guide all its programs, ensuring that displaced individuals are not forgotten but empowered to thrive. Through its corporate social responsibility initiatives, JRS promotes human rights, peace, and social justice, ensuring its contributions to society extend beyond immediate humanitarian relief. For more information, visit www.jrs.net.