Last week, ABC Sydney wrote an article on St Canice’s Kitchen and it’s upcoming 30th Anniversary. Our Wednesday group featured in the article about the kitchen, and the 50,000 meals we provide each year to the homeless and disadvantaged community. A journalist Harriet Tatham, came early Wednesday morning to speak
COMMUNITY
Food and Nutrition Security in Railaco
Timor–Leste is one of the developing countries that is still food insecure. Many people in the rural areas of Timor are still living in poverty and around seventy percent of the population rely on subsistence farming for their livelihoods.
What Goes on Each Day at Canice’s Kitchen
St Canice’s Kitchen has been working hard to feed and celebrate the King Cross Sydney Community since its establishment 30 years ago in 1988. Since then we have moved up to serve 120 meals everyday 7 days a week and worked with other community services to help our guests feel comfortable
JULY 2018 update
While the wider Jesuit community is ‘nation-building’, we at St Canice’s have been making what is seen by the people in Railaco as a monumental commitment to their welfare, healthcare, nutrition, and educational needs of their children since 2004, and we are committed to continue.
We would like you, our St Canice’s Community, to better understand the activities in Railaco that are supported by your generosity.
Canice’s Kitchen joins the City2Surf
Why are we running in the City2Surf 2018? St Canice’s Kitchen is proud to announce we will be running this year in the Sun Herald City 2 Surf to help raise awareness for the work that we do in the kitchen, providing 120 meals, 7 days a week for the
Railaco history in blog posts from 2009
The story of the Jesuit Mission in Railaco can be tracked in the series of “Letters from Railaco” and other posts in our earlier Railaco Blogger site from 2009.
Railaco Boys Dormitory
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Mobile Medical Clinic – 28th February 2018
Mobile medical clinic is a healthcare program run by Jesuit mission in Timor-Leste. It covers eleven areas in the districts of Ermera and Liquica. It’s primarily managed by Filipino Jesuit Father Antonio Martins Abad-Santos. Every year it offers medical care to more than 5000 people.
Railaco – “Thank you, St Canice’s”
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