With the aim of encouraging the inclusion and training of young indigenous migrants and Venezuelan refugees sheltered in Boa Vista, Roraima, the Intervention Sectors of
The five shelters managed by Fraternity – International Humanitarian Federation (FIHF),in the Roraima Humanitarian Mission, have an Art-Education in Emergencies Sector which provides many teaching and development activities for those in the
The Young Woman Project (Eboma Tida, in the Warao language) will train indigenous refugees between ages 10 to 19 years to produce sustainable absorbents The Art-Education
Less than a month after the opening of the most recent shelter, the Humanitarian Fraternity (FIHF) takes on the management of the fifth indigenous shelter
This is the time for Nova Canaã shelter, which had closed in November, to be reactivated but now with an indigenous profile The Fraternity – International
“Flexibility,” a watchword for whomever is active in a humanitarian response, was emphasized by Ricardo Baumgartner, primary missionary, during the meeting promoted by the Fraternity –
Even though it was a challenging year, the second semester was quite dynamic for the Sector. The Livelihoods Sector is guided by strategies that can
[fusion_separator style_type=”none” sticky_display=”normal,sticky” top_margin=”20″ ][/fusion_separator] Intending to search for lasting solutions on humanitarian response, the Fraternity – International Humanitarian Federation (FIHF) offered its refugees living in the
While close to 870 million people are starving in the world, a third of the food produced is wasted daily, which equals 1.3 billion tons
Intending to search for lasting solutions on humanitarian response, the Fraternity – International Humanitarian Federation (FIHF) offered its refugees living in the Nova Canaã Shelter, in
While close to 870 million people are starving in the world, a third of the food produced is wasted daily, which equals 1.3 billion tons
The Fraternity – International Humanitarian Federation (FIHF) is having a week of extensive programming in commemoration of the World Refugee Day, celebrated worldwide on June 20. In
With the worsening of the economic and social crisis in Venezuela, many Venezuelans are forced to leave their country of origin in search of the
Through an initiative of the Fraternidade – International Humanitarian Federation (FIHF), in March of this year the first vocational course for waiters was started for the
Workshops have been held since May. Playful game helps in developing cognitive skills. “It’s like two rivers that come together. Around the board, there are
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