Fraternity Without Borders US

We maintain Community Centers in Sub-Saharan Africa (Madagascar, Malawi, Mozambique, Congo, and Senegal) where we build homes, provide food, hygiene, medical and dental care, medicine, education, school supplies, and cultural activities for families and children living in extreme poverty. We provide assistance to the elderly and orphan children with HIV. Also, we drill water wells in villages to provide clean drinking water. The arrival of water in a village brings agricultural motivation with the initiation of a sustainable food program, empowering young farmers, and educating the children in environmental activities. In Brazil, we support a few social causes, such as: the treatment of children with Microcephaly, in partnership with Professor Joao Amorim Neto Research Institute, in Campina Grande, PB; Young Emmanuel Philharmonic Orchestra in Campo Grande, MS, which provides music to young kids and teenagers from the poorest areas of the city; and we provide shelter to Venezuelan refugee families, who crossed the Brazilian border seeking asylum and a better life, in Roraima. Our volunteers, from different areas of specialization, travel to Africa and Brazil to provide care for children and families in the poorest regions of the country. Fraternity Without Borders US relies on donations and monthly sponsorship to fund the on-going projects. Our activities are currently centered in Africa and Brazil, but we are committed to expanding and reaching more people in extreme poverty around the globe.