Northern Luzon, Philippines
Join the Christian Brothers Community Serving Oceania
Joining the Christian Brothers Oceania family as a volunteer means you are becoming part of a community. At the heart of what we do is our faith which is founded on the mission of Jesus, the vision of Blessed Edmund Rice and being part of the global Catholic community.
Our community is grounded in our faith tradition, our history and our aspirations for those who are poor, neglected and those relegated to the margins of mainstream society.
As a volunteer you are also invited to share your knowledge, mentor others or lend a hand.
Please contact us today to express your interest in joining us!
Volunteering
Get involved at the local level
The work of the Christian Brothers Oceania Province focuses on adult education, social justice activities with refugees, asylum seekers, indigenous people and disadvantaged youth. Many initiatives are conducted locally to promote and fundraise for these activities. Speak with us today to learn more.
Sausage Sizzle Fundraiser, Melbourne, Australia
International Projects
If you have skills to offer and are over 18, consider volunteering in one of our international projects. The Christian Brothers Oceania Province covers Australia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Timor Leste and the Philippines. Areas of expertise being sought include teaching, construction trades, healthcare and group leaders. Speak with us today to learn more.
Floods in Timor Leste, 2021
Discover the Edmund Rice Charism
Our History
From the humblest of beginnings in 1802, Blessed Edmund Rice and his Christian Brothers have grown from their first stable school in Waterford in post-Penal Ireland, to classrooms and ministries in 29 countries across the globe.
Resources
The Oceania Province assists people wishing to source material about the Christian Brothers and more specifically about the Brothers in the Oceania Region.
"One thing you may be sure of, that whilst you work for God, whether you succeed or not, God will amply reward you."
~ Edmund Rice