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<\/a><\/p>\nTwo Warao Indigenous people collaborated in the bakery of the Integrated Center of Attention to the Disabled, for the production of bread for the CRI \u2013 Center of Reference for the Immigrant.<\/span><\/p>\n Organization of the activities related to artisanship and meeting with the artisan women. Payment of the pieces sold at the fair that took place on Sunday and return of those which were not sold.<\/span><\/p>\n Administering medicine<\/p><\/div>\n Administration of medicines to the immigrants.<\/p>\n Accompaniment of Venezuelan non-Indigenous immigrant to the dentist and of other immigrants to the doctor.<\/p>\n Missionaries of the Fraternidade \u2013 International Humanitarian Federation<\/strong> \u2013 went to the Nucleus of Treatment Outside Domicile (TFD), connected to the Roraima State Health Secretary (Sesau\/RR), where they touched on the necessary procedures for an immigrant to go to the city of Manaus to undergo a chemotherapy treatment.<\/p>\n Bus of the Fire Brigade transported Warao Indigenous immigrants to the Federal Police to receive documents.<\/p>\n A team of the Special Indigenous Health Secretary (Sesai) was in the CRI and conducted medical assistance in the white container. Several prescriptions of medicines were made as well as referrals for exams.<\/p>\n Payment to the artisan women of pieces that were sold.<\/p>\n A non-Indigenous Venezuelan immigrant was referred to the shelter of the Gymnasium Tancredo Neves.<\/p>\n Artisanship activity<\/p><\/div>\n Students of the Baptist Roraima Institute (IBR) visited the CRI and made donations.<\/p>\n Activities of artisanship, with pauses for body stretching.<\/p>\n Nail-trimming and games with the children.<\/p>\n Arrival of some members of the technical team hired by the Labor and Social Welfare Roraima Secretary (Setrabes). The group is formed by a general coordinator, an anthropologist, a psychologist, a social assistant and two socio-instructor agents. The hiring is for a period of six months and was carried out with federal funds.<\/p>\n Activities of harmonization in the Nucleus-of-Light<\/a> of Figueira in Roraima.<\/p>\n Ambulance that came to the shelter from the General Hospital of Roraima left an Indigenous immigrant of the Pem\u00f3n ethnic group. He had his leg broken in an accident and underwent surgery.<\/p>\n Missionaries and Setrabes in pacification activity<\/p><\/div>\n Members of Public Security of Boa Vista visited the CRI.<\/p>\n Artisanship activities.<\/p>\n Missionaries of the Fraternidade, with the help of the technical team of the Setrabes, carried out the pacification between two familes in the shelter.<\/p>\n Pem\u00f3n Indigenous man with the new crutches<\/p><\/div>\n Reception of foods (fruits and greens) from the Mesa Brasil (Brazil Table) Program of the Commerce Social Service (Sesc)<\/p>\n Care in feeding and lodging for the newly arrived Venezuelan immigrant of the Pem\u00f3n ethnic group. A pair of crutches was obtained for him, who could not walk due to the surgery. \u201cHe became very content with the arrival of the crutches, which symbolized for him his independence\u201d, said Claudia, a missionary of the Fraternidade.<\/p>\n Arrival of two containers donated by the Canadian Embassy in Brazil. One of them will be used for health attendance and the other for education.<\/p>\n Cleaning of the gymnasium of the CRI<\/p><\/div>\n Organization of the files of the pieces of artisanship finalized and which will be exhibited at the Fair of Artisanship at the Anau\u00e1 Park.<\/p>\n Cleaning of the gymnasium of the CRI.<\/p>\n Application of anti-rash creams in babies.<\/p>\n Pacification of arguments between couples in the shelter.<\/p>\n<\/a>November 28, Tuesday<\/strong><\/h3>\n
November 29, Wednesday<\/strong><\/h3>\n
November 30, Thursday<\/strong><\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/a>December 1, Friday<\/strong><\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/a>December 2, Saturday<\/strong><\/h3>\n