
Emergency communication
When an emergency happens, a call should not take days of travel. Connectivity lets communities report urgent health, security and transportation needs in real time.

We connect Indigenous communities at the request of their leaders and communities, strengthening emergency communication and helping save lives.

Direct Indigenous voice
Communication is life for our people. When we can speak with our relatives in other villages and call for help in an emergency, we are stronger and our forest is safer.
Enoque Marubo · President, Kapyanaaway Association
Phase II · 82 new connections
Phase I is complete: 20 villages connected in Vale do Javari. Now Phase II expands across Vale do Javari, Xingu and Yanomami, reaching 82 new communities and strategic leadership hubs with Indigenous-led communication.
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Phase II · The current campaign
Phase I is complete: 20 villages connected in Vale do Javari. Now 4restlink enters Phase II, mapping 82 new connectivity points across three Indigenous territories plus 3 strategic leadership hubs for cross-territory coordination. Each territory has its own governance, priorities and implementation process. Connectivity is introduced only through dialogue with Indigenous leadership and representative associations.
44
connectivity points
Urihi Yanomami Association
25
connectivity points
Kapyvanaway Association
10
connectivity points
Aritana Institute
3
connectivity points
Cross-territory coordination
What your donation supports
Your contribution helps support the full implementation process. Donations are allocated according to territorial priorities, implementation readiness and the most urgent communication needs.
Why it matters
In the most remote regions of the Amazon, a single radio or satellite link can be the difference between life and death. Here is what changes when a community gets connected.

When an emergency happens, a call should not take days of travel. Connectivity lets communities report urgent health, security and transportation needs in real time.

A working channel to health teams means faster evacuations, medicine coordination and informed decisions about when to travel and when to wait.

Teachers, leaders and community representatives exchange information, organize meetings and strengthen the bonds between villages.

Connectivity allows Indigenous leaders to communicate their priorities in their own voices, without depending entirely on intermediaries.
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Beyond access
It is infrastructure for autonomy.
A functioning communication network can strengthen emergency response, local governance, education, territorial protection and direct participation in institutional processes. What began with 20 villages in 2023 now guides the next phase of 4restlink.
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4restlink is the Indigenous connectivity program of 4rest4all Association, a Brazilian nonprofit civil association. Donations are processed securely and used exclusively to support the organization's nonprofit purposes and approved activities.
4rest4all Association
CNPJ 66.464.130/0001-93 · Brazil
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Individual contributions are combined within the broader implementation budget. A complete connection may require equipment, solar energy, transportation, installation, training and continued technical support.