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
“A child should not work. Childhood is for dreaming.” 2021 was declared by the UN to be the International Year for the Elimination of Child
A space for Venezuelan indigenous immigrants and refugees The official inauguration ceremony of the Indigenous Cultural and Training Center, located in Boa Vista, Roraima, took
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
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
“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 –
Through a partnership between the Fraternity – International Humanitarian Federation (FFHI) and the Insikiran Institute of Indigenous Higher Training of the Federal University of Roraima (UFRR) and the UN Agency
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
Venezuelan indigenous refugees participate in vocational courses promoted by the Humanitarian Fraternity (FFHI) In the social organization of indigenous peoples, in their original context, there
Looking through the eyes of another. To see their reality. And, who knows, perhaps feel what another feels? This virtual photographic exhibition is an invitation
Thirteen indigenous Venezuelan refugee Warao, members of the artisan group NONA ANONAMO, who live in the Pintolândia Shelter, in Boa Vista, Roraima, received the 7th Brazilian Object
Venezuelan indigenous refugees participate in vocational courses promoted by the Humanitarian Fraternity (FFHI) In the social organization of indigenous peoples, in their original context, there
Viviane Naves, volunteer missionary of the Fraternidade Humanitaria, shares her experience as a computer science teacher in the Roraima mission. She created the project “Computer
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