Venezuela faces political, economic and institutional chaos. The country has gone through instabilities in government since 2013, inflation, shortages, violence, political persecution, low wages and lack of opportunities in the country are the biggest problems. And that is why many Venezuelans try to flee to Brazil in search of a better life, but it is very difficult to improve the life of a refugee.

Brazil had an excellent strategy for applying the interiorization process, which was very successful and emptied the shelters at the borders. Housing is not the biggest problem, what they really need is education, especially for their children. There are approximately 9,583 vulnerable children and 8,306 of school age. What also worries the Brazilian authorities is the number of children who arrive unaccompanied, from August 2018 to June 2019, almost 400 children arrived in Brazil totally unaccompanied and another 1,499 came separated from their parents... The only hope of building a life best is through education, so you can get a job and support yourself.

A woman was going through a crisis in Venezuela and later fled to Brazil to seek help because she had many children and some of them were malnourished. She had to pay 36,000 bolivars each and couldn't pay, so she had to ask for help because of the situation, her children hadn't eaten, but a man said she would give up two chairs. She came on a bus with two seats and five children, one on top of the other. And that's how the Castañeda family arrived in Brazil. This is an example of many families trying to escape the chaos in Venezuela, so we must help. Education is essential for human growth and development and the purpose of this petition is to support and encourage quality education for Venezuelan refugees.