Amid the adversities and global challenges of 2023, the Fraternity – International Humanitarian Missions (FIHM) demonstrated once again its irrevocable commitment to solidarity and humanitarian aid. Thus, throughout
This date, created by the UN in 2014, seeks to bring visibility to the 1.8 billion adolescents and young people between the ages of 10 and 24, who
“Cultural diversity is as necessary for humanity as biodiversity is for nature”. This statement, contained in the Universal Declaration of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
The Indigenous Cultural and Training Centre (CCFI) has been developing a series of training sessions with job opportunities for: indigenous Venezuelan refugees and indigenous Brazilians from the region.
The Fraternity – International Humanitarian Federation (FIHF), through its Training and Development Subcommittee, gathered together a group of organizations that develop policies for mitigating the risks in catastrophes, for an online
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 of this activity,
This video tells the story of another Venezuelan family that has the opportunity to begin over with their life in southern Brazil. While they wait in the Manaus Transit
From the beginning of 2021, the initiatives, the projects and the actions intensified in the area of the Coordination of Livelihoods – Lasting Solutions, which is one of
The Humanitarian Missions carried out are of a voluntary nature, humanitarian and neutral, and you can collaborate in many ways:
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