Richard worked as a bodywork and paint shop in Venezuela, but with the crisis the business stopped making a profit. He started selling fruit on the street.

Remember the story of the family of Jesus and Omellys? They slept for months on the streets of Roraima with their three children. They went hungry. They were afraid. But

Juan Miguel met his wife, Daili, at work. For more than a decade, they worked in a chicken factory. The stability gave them

The crisis in Venezuela has caused Rosa to lose her job. The matriarch of the family, she made the difficult decision to leave her children and grandchildren in the country

The story of Miguelangel and Isamar is very similar to that of many Venezuelan families. They lived well, without luxuries. With the crisis, they lost their jobs.

The one in the center of the photo is Orlando. A single father, he left Venezuela in December with his two youngest children, determined to provide a better

Relocated to São Paulo by Refúgio 343, with the help of the welcoming volunteer Suelen Nina, Venezuelan Ana Maria La Rosa won a scholarship for a

The crisis left Elvis and Eulices' family in extreme poverty in Venezuela. They could no longer put food on the table for their children.

We made our first move to Pernambuco and now we have families starting over in safe and structured homes in 14 Brazilian states. Genesis' family

A hospital paramedic, Nohelys worked in the health sector in Venezuela. With the crisis, even though she was employed, she could no longer buy even a basic food basket.

The phrase is from Cristal, a Venezuelan woman who came to Brazil to seek refuge months ago with her partner Arturo due to the crisis. A transsexual, she has

In July 2019, Brinmer arrived in Brazil as a Venezuelan refugee. In his words, “it was months of struggle, hunger, sleep and illness.”