ABOUT THE CAMPAIGN
Expansion of the Fraternidade na Rua Project
The Fraternidade na Rua (Fraternity on the Streets) project, by the Fraternity Without Borders, works to transform the situation of homeless people in Brazil - further aggravated by the Covid-19 pandemic.
There is already a work hub in Mato Grosso do Sul and will now expand new fronts of action to Rio de Janeiro, Minas Gerais, Sao Paulo and other regions of the country, and may also support existing initiatives.
BE A SPONSOR OR MAKE YOUR DONATION
By sponsoring to the Fraternity Project on the Street, you monthly contribute to the transformation of lives.
The sponsorship ensures the sustainability of the project and allows opening new human aid poles through Brazil.
I WANT TO BECOME A SPONSOR
If you are already a sponsor and / or want to contribute with an extra donation, click below
I WANT TO DONATE!WHAT WE WILL DO
CREATION OF A REFERENCE HOSTING CENTER, FOR HOMELESS PEOPLE IN RIO DE JANEIRO
» Shuttle car for reception
» Screening
» Food, haircut and bathing facilities
» Medical, psychological and dental care during weekends
» Payment of Social Rent
» Referrals to recovery clinics (for drug addicts)
» Training and reintegration into the marketplace
» Tickets to return to their local cities
CREATION OF THE CLINIC OF THE SOUL - UNIT 2, IN UBERLÂNDIA, MINAS GERAIS
» Free reception and rehab treatment for recovery of the drug addicts
» Cafeteria and accommodation
» Recycling, Labortherapy and spirituality
» Training and reintegration into the marketplace
CLICK HERE AND SEE HOW OUR UNIT 1 WORKS IN MATO GROSSO DO SUL
RESPONSE FOR HOMELESS IN SÃO PAULO/SP
» Social rents for families who are unemployed and homeless during the COVID-19 pandemia.
PARTNERSHIP WITH SOLIDARY BATH - BELO HORIZONTE/MG
» Food
» Higene care with a place for shower
» Donation of clothes and shoes
» Hair cut
» Medical care
» Psychological support
» Tickets to return to their local cities
THE REALITY OF THE HOMELESS IN BRAZIL
In eight years, the homeless population in Brazil has grown by 140% to over 220 thousand Brazilians, with many drug addicts. Among the homeless people are unemployed and informal workers. In Rio de Janeiro, it is estimated that about 15 thousand people are on the streets, which is already considered the second largest homeless population in Brazil.
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