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World’s largest child sexual abuse perpetration prevalence study recommends significant investment in early intervention measures
- 20 November 2023
The first nationally representative research into the prevalence of child sexual offending behaviours and attitudes, released today by Jesuit Social Services and UNSW, has shed unprecedented light on sexually abusive behaviours and feelings among Australian men.
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Helping Donna and Shayne make ‘a contribution beyond our caring’
- 4 December 2023
Donna and Shayne’s fulltime role as carers to Jasmine saw them nominated for the lived experience reference group for Western Metro Mental Health and Wellbeing Connect – our recently launched resource and support hub for carers of those experiencing mental health or substance misuse issues. Donna and Shayne’s 23-year-old daughter, Jasmine, has autism and associated mental health and mood problems – frequently experiencing anxiety, particularly when life lacks structure and order.
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Evidence shows flexible mental health and wellbeing supports essential
- 6 December 2023
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A Christmas reflection by Father Andy Hamilton SJ
- 24 December 2023
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Annual Dinner 2024
- 14 March 2024
More than 200 people gathered at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on March 1st for Jesuit Social Services’ Annual Dinner. The event has traditionally sought to deliver a thought-providing keynote on important social justice issues, give attendees a chance to network and mingle, while raising funds for the organisation’s work. But this year, fundraising took a back seat in favour of more time to connect and build relationships.
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Easter Sunday 2024
- 31 March 2024
Easter Sunday and concurrent feast celebrations in other religions embody hope in hard places, writes ANDY HAMILTON SJ, to mark this year's Easter Sunday celebration.
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Government backflip on bail reform risks entrenching teens in justice system
- 21 March 2024
The Victorian Government’s backflip on promised bail reform and the announced plan to trial electronic monitoring for young people on bail do not support the evidence of what works in reducing re-offending, and will only further entrench marginalised young people in the criminal justice system.
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Despite tough economic climate, Victorian Budget 2024/25 delivers some positive investments into early interventions
- 7 May 2024
The Victorian Budget 2024/25, handed down today amid a tight fiscal environment and cost-of-living pressures experienced by many in the community, delivers some positive and responsible investments into early interventions that will support people to lead healthy and positive lives.

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