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Since 2011, it has been providing aid for refugees and immigrants and has already been active in humanitarian catastrophes, both natural and environmental, in 17 countries of Africa, Latin America, Asia, Europe, and the Middle East.
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The Fraternity – International Humanitarian Federation (FFHI) brings together 22 national and international civil associations, including the Fraternity – International Humanitarian Missions (FMHI), which are dedicated to humanitarian and emergency responses, to serve the Kingdoms of Nature, to expand consciousness and fraternal community life.
Operação Acolhida is a major humanitarian task force executed and coordinated by Brazil’s federal government, through the Armed Forces, with the support of UN agencies and more than 100 civil entities, including the Fraternity – International Humanitarian Federation (FFHI). It was created in 2018 to welcome with dignity Venezuelan migrants and refugees. Its performance is based on three pillars: welcoming, sheltering and interiorization.
In 2020, the Fraternity Humanitarian (FFHI) became a Sphere focal point in Brazil and the rules of the Sphere Handbook were incorporated into the actions of the Fraternity – International Humanitarian Missions (FMHI) to train its teams of volunteer missionaries and plan the humanitarian missions that are carried out in Brazil and around the world.
Over two decades, the Esfera Movement has as reference the principles established in the Sphere Handbook, which parameterizes humanitarian actions according to good practices that guarantee effectiveness and quality in the reconstruction of lives affected by environmental, social and economic disasters, or by conflicts, armed or not, anywhere on the planet.
The International Network for Education in Emergencies (INEE) is a global network that builds humanitarian and development structures to ensure that everyone has the right to quality, equitable and safe education. The Fraternity – International Humanitarian Federation (FFHI) is the focal point of INEE in Brazil. In all, there are 12 INEE focal points around the world, representing Portuguese, English, French, Spanish and Arabic speaking communities.
A Associação dos Migrantes Indígenas Roraimö (AMIR) é uma organização não-governamental sem fins lucrativos, fundada por indígenas venezuelanos migrantes das etnias Pemón, Taurepang e Kamaroto e tem como principais objetivos a representação e defesa de direitos dos indígenas migrantes no estado de Roraima, a promoção de autoestima, cidadania, valorização e autonomia desses povos, a conservação e difusão da cultura tradicional e a integração entre comunidades indígenas e não indígenas. Desenvolve atividades e projetos sociais relacionados às áreas de educação musical, agroecologia, empreendedorismo e conservação ambiental.
The Volunteer Association for The International Service – Brazil (AVSI Brazil) is a non-profit organization, established in 2007 to contribute to the improvement of the living conditions of people in situations of vulnerability, through social projects in different areas. It is linked to the international context through the partnership with the AVSI Foundation, implementing more than 100 initiatives in 37 countries.
AVSI Brazil, as well as the Fraternity – International Humanitarian Federation (FFHI), is an implementing partner of the UNHCR that runs some shelters for Venezuelan refugees in Roraima and cooperate with the Fraternity – International Humanitarian Federation (FFHI) in the shelters of the Roraima Humanitarian Mission to guarantee the rights of migrants and refugees.
The UNIVIRR Foundation, a public institution of distance higher education, holds as its principles the integration between teaching, research, extension and technology, contributing to the exercise of citizenship in the process of building knowledge and a participatory culture.
Through technical and administrative cooperation established between the UNIVIRR Foundation and the Humanitarian Fraternity (FIHF), the Foundation offers free in-person courses with certification for foreign refugees and migrants who are beneficiaries of the shelters under the management of the Humanitarian Fraternity (FIHF).
Company conceived by a multidisciplinary training team, composed of specialists in Law, Administration, Accounting and Organizational Mediation. The four partners have more than 20 years of experience in Business Law and Business Management in Brazil, Germany and Portugal.
The partnershipbetween ADVentures Law and Fraternity – International Humanitarian Federation (FFHI) is consolidated mainly in tributary matters, in projects with refugees in the Roraima Humanitarian Mission, as well as in compliance, negotiation, contracts, among other valuable collaborations.
Based in Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, its purpose is to legally enable, boost and optimize the results of its customers. Capanema Soares do Couto Advogados Associados (CSC) works in the areas of Corporate Law, Civil Law, Administrative Law and cybersecurity, among several others.
The partnershipbetween Capanema Soares do Couto Advogados and the Fraternity – International Humanitarian Federation (FFHI) is based on ensuring compliance with ethical principles, as well as national and international laws in the Roraima Humanitarian Mission.
Provider of energy generation solutions using solar energy, a sustainable form of producing clean energy that preserves the planet for future generations.
The joint action with EuSouSolar was initiated with the installation of a solar electric generator in The Francisco de Assis Park, and continues with projects in support of other members of the Fraternity – International Humanitarian Federation (FFHI).