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 in Roraima. On
The Fraternity – International Humanitarian Missions (FMHI), affiliated with the Fraternity – International Humanitarian Federation (FIHF), is launching its new website. Modern, easy to navigate, responsive, the website is available
The Venezuelan Maria Josefina is the leading figure in today’s story of the “Voices of the Shelters” – a unique story, which combines the courage and determination that
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 of the Roraima Humanitarian
It was done on January 29, 30 and 31, an online course about the “Minimum Standards for Education in Emergencies,” organized by the Fraternity – International Humanitarian Federation (FFHI),
While interlacing the Buriti fibers, the indigenous craftswomen sing the stories, tales and legends of the Warao people. They recall the time when they lived on the banks
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 and the Education
The Fraternity – International Humanitarian Missions (FMHI), an affiliate of the Fraternity – International Humanitarian Federation (FFHI), and other groups that are part of the Interagency Group on Mixed Migratory Flows
The general manager, Friar Luciano, and other representatives of the Fraternity – International Humanitarian Federation (FFHI), together with representatives of the Porto Alegre Light-Network, participated in a meeting with
A heart to love and serve, this is what a true awakening is capable of bringing about. Here we have sincere testimonies that transmit the awakening of young
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 missionaries of the Fraternity
Yurelsi’s story is similar to that of the rest of the Venezuelan refugees that come into Brazil. She dreams about a better future and looks to support her
Inclusion, participation and creativity are necessary instruments when referring to education in an emergency situation. To leave one’s country to look for better conditions of life can be
“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 – International Humanitarian Federation
The Humanitarian Fraternity (FFHI) becomes the manager of the three shelters for Venezuelan indigenous immigrants existing in Roraima, and deepens its focus on the specifics of this population
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