The Lasallian Family in the District is spread across four countries and is engaged in the Lasallian educational mission through primary and secondary schools, teacher’s colleges, welfare works, youth ministry, Lasallian Foundation, formation for mission, Signum Fidei, Lasallian Family (PNG), Young Lasallians and Lasallian Volunteers. The mission is shared between the Brothers and Lasallian Partners whose mission is to provide a "human and Christian education to the young, especially the poor”.

The District is committed to strengthening our work by authentic association between the Brothers and Lasallian Partners. Along with the Brothers’ formation programs that are currently operating in the District, we offer programs to our wider Lasallian Family including Retreat Days in schools, Student Leadership Programs, Youth Ministry Programs, Middle Management Programs for emerging leaders including Religious Education Coordinators / Directors of Religious Studies, Lasallian Facilitators, Principal & Board Formation Programs. We also provide opportunities for young adults to participate in long-term Volunteer Programs. Many Lasallian Schools send students and staff as short-term volunteers in the countries of the Pacific-Asia. Schools also organise Mission Action Days to raise funds for Lasallians in need in other countries. Schools in Australia and New Zealand are twinned with schools in Papua New Guinea and Pakistan in order to provide educational resources and funds to schools in those countries. Young Lasallians also assist with Camp La Salle in various localities across the District.

The Lasallian Mission in schools, yourtown and other enterprises is thriving. There are many ways for people to get involved in our mission to educate and care for young people. Our mission is not one that the world can afford to go without. The more people that get involved and support our work, the more we will be able to reach out to those in need of education for “the work of God is also our work” (St John Baptist de La Salle).

A priority in the District is to promote the Brothers’ vocation and other Lasallian vocations. There is an active vocations' ministry programme in each country with candidates commencing their formation locally and then in the international context.