In Roraima, the Project “Brazil, a heart that welcomes” gives the indigenous Venezuelans E’ñepa the opportunity to participate in entrepreneurial events.

The Boa Vista Junina (Junine festivities are traditional harvest festivals all over Brazil) marked the first time that these indigenous refugees and migrants were able to sell their handicrafts in a large fair open to the public.   In Boa Vista, Roraima, the project “Brazil, a heart that welcomes”, of the humanitarian organization Fraternity Without
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In Roraima, the September 13 Reception Center completes 2 years of activity and has already welcomed more than 1032 Venezuelan refugees and migrants.

Project Brazil, a heart that welcomes took over the space in May 2020 when it was a Spontaneous Occupation. The September 13th Reception Center, located in the neighborhood that gives its name to the space in Boa Vista, Roraima, is one of the 10 shelters of Operation Welcome (Operação Acolhida) – the Federal Government’s response
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Venezuelan refugee athlete signs contract with soccer team in Boa Vista, Roraima

The young Antony Goméz, 20, walked 93 miles to get to Boa vista and today lives in one of Fraternity without Borders’ Reception Centers in Brazil.   The scene on the photo is repeated daily. Anthony Gomés, 20, is a young Venezuelan athlete, now a refugee living in one of the Reception Centers of the
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Open letter to Fraternity without Borders by Pradipa

  Feel with us the words from our dear volunteer Pradipa about her new fraternal gesture to the Field Mothers of the Ubuntu Nation Project in Malawi. “The agricultural work done in Doha, Malawi, will generate at least food for the school and other project beneficiaries. Having a job, having work, and getting paid for it,
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Photographer left her home and opportunities in Belo Horizonte to be an FWB volunteer for a month in Roraima

    “I learned here that, we human beings need to give and don’t need to have much to do so. I always thought I didn’t have much to give, but I realized I didn’t understand much about it. Here I discovered the true meaning of everything”, said Mayra Mendes, a volunteer photographer in Roraima.
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“No matter where the important thing is to serve to the limit of our strength,” reflects Simão Pedro on the fraternal practice.

  @simaopedrodelima was in Malawi with the Spirituality Caravan and answered questions about experiencing fraternity on another continent, in another country: “People have been making observations about taking actions in Africa since in Brazil there are many people who need attention. That’s a fair thought. Fraternity without Borders has several projects, most of them in
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In Malawi, Ubuntu School for refugee children, celebrates two years in activity.

In Malawi, Ubuntu School for refugee children, celebrates two years in activity. 310 children are currently enrolled in early childhood and elementary education Teacher.   By Taemã Oliveira, FWB Press Office.     The Ubuntu School, of the Ubuntu Nation Project, of the humanitarian organization Fraternity Without Borders (FWB), in Malawi – Africa, completes two
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Fraternity is the theme of events in Brazil and abroad between March 6th and 16th

The next meetings will be held in Bahia, Rio Grande do Sul and Canada. By Kethelyn Mara – FWB The humanitarian organization Fraternity Without Borders (FWB) promotes, until March 16th, the event Talking about Fraternity in Brazil and abroad. The initiative aims to provide a reflection on what fraternity is and will be a series
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Fraternity Without Borders resumes campaign to renovate and build houses for extremely vulnerable families in Africa

The organization will also help purchase food for hungry refugee families in Malawi. By Marco Antônio da Cruz – FWB Press Office   The humanitarian organization Fraternity Without Borders (FWB) resume on Friday, January 21st, the campaign Heart Homes (Casas de Coração) – Malawi, which aims to raise funds to rebuild and construction of houses
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“Brazil, a heart that welcomes” Project goes through some changes and increases three times its capacity to welcome Venezuelan refugees and migrants.

In Roraima there are 4 work fronts embracing up to 1500 sheltered people. By Taemã Oliveira, FWB/Boa Vista, RR, Brazil press office   The Project Brazil, a heart that welcomes, of the humanitarian organization Fraternity without Borders (FWB), located in the state of Roraima is undergoing a restructuring and tripling the capacity to receive Venezuelan
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