Entertainment and information are what the radio station DIBUNOKO YAKERA provides, created by the Warao Indigenous in the Janokoida Shelter, which is under the management
The global humanitarian agenda increasingly requires the presence of volunteers who can act in different emergencies such as natural or environmental catastrophes and humanitarian responses
In 2016, touched by the Venezuelan immigration crisis in the north of Brazil, which had begun to be more intense, Fraternity – International Humanitarian Federation (FIHF) send
“I didn’t sleep. We adults are always awake, taking care of the children.” Those words of Del Valle are charged with the constant feeling of
Team of Trainers Our mission is to train internal and external teams either in virtual form or in person, so they are more ready to
More than 150 people, including children, young people and adults participated in the 1st Knowledge Exchange Meeting at the Janokoida Shelter in Pacaraima, Roraima, held by the Fraternity
Bread, one of the most necessary human foods. And when the process of transforming flour into bread involves people that will be the very beneficiaries
Celebrating the courage and resilience of those forced to leave everything behind. Commemorating June 20, the World Day of the Refugee is a date for
Making it possible for the members of Acolhida (Welcome) Operation to design new strategies, with a focus on lasting solutions for the refugee and immigrant
Humanitarian shelters for Venezuelan immigrants in Roraima in accordance with the international standards of WASH of the Sphere Handbook When we talk about refugee camps,
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
The sector promotes the inclusion of indigenous immigrants and refugees in the job market New year. New steps on the part of the Livelihood Sector
An opportunity for Venezuelan immigrants and refugees to have their education level certified in Brazil. From January 18 to 22, the Means of Life Sector
Four young people, four different realities. Hope is what they all have in common. This video contains the testimony of the refugees and the volunteer
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