Thousands of people cross the Venezuela frontier every day seeking a better life. The seriousness of the humanitarian crisis affects various countries of South America, but Colombia is
Besides all the challenges that they need to face as refugees in a foreign country, needing to learn a language different from their own is yet another stage
“Africa is in need of help. Let all come who feel the call for the mission,” says Sister Domingas, who is responsible for the Saint Isabel Work of Charity
“What is most difficult is to transform the life of the children and have them believe that they can be loved,” says the founder of the Saint
The teaching of emotionally shaken children is a task that requires a lot of dedication and humanity. Emergency Pedagogy has helped those who teach in several places
Since December of 2016, the Fraternidade – International Humanitarian Federation works together with the native Venezuelan refugees that reached the city of Boa Vista-RR, Brazil, looking for
Fraternidade – International Humanitarian Missions (FIHM) is expanding its humanitarian aid work in Colombia, the South American country that receives most of the Venezuelan refugees and immigrants fleeing
Since it began with its humanitarian aid for the Venezuelan refugees in 2016, educating has always been one of the pillars in the operations of Fraternidade –
From the perspective of Integral Education, Fraternidade – International Humanitarian Federation seeks to create relations pervaded by values of self-perfecting and hope. The work has occurred in the
“This project emerged in my life as an inner healing, which I always needed. I had a very hard childhood”, reports, with serene voice, Sister Domingas, as is
Angola tries to recover losses, after the end of a civil war of almost three decades, and still suffers rather negative socioeconomic indicators, especially relative to children and
A beautiful cultural act was carried out, on June 22, in the Janokoida Indigenous Shelter, located in the city of Pacaraima, border between Brazil and Venezuela. Janokoida means
The Humanitarian Colombia Mission, a permanent action of Fraternidade – International Humanitarian Missions in the South-American country that receives the greatest number of refugees, was in the city
Friar Luciano, general manager of Fraternidade – International Humanitarian Federation (FIHF), was one of the participants in the opening table of the 2nd Symposium of Children and Adolescents:
The Missionary Youth for Peace and the Planetary Light-Network, affiliated with Fraternidade – International Humanitarian Federation, have conducted the 10th Meeting of Service for the Native Peoples –
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