Chief with feathers
- Current project (2010)
- Onkozerkose care in the Orinoco region
- 2000 Mosquito nets for the Yanomami
- Third medical station in Mavaquita (2005)
- Joao Davi Maraxi’s U.N address
- Second medical station in Papiu (2002)
- First medical station in Ixima (1997)
- Bamboo raft trip (1992)
Since 1989, Christina Haverkamp has been spending three to five months out of every year with the Yanomami Indians in the Brazilian rain forest. She travels on foot, by canoe or by bush plane to their remote villages.
To date, Christina Haverkamp and the Yanomami Indians have built 3 medical stations in Venezuela and Brazil.
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- The Yanomami live in harmony with nature
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- Early on, the boys learn to deal with bows and arrows
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- Early in the morning, the mother brings water for the family
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- At school, the little Yanomami learn to write and read in their own language.
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- The boat “Marliese” could be purchased thanks to the action of the teacher Marliese Hirsch and is still used today for the transport of sick Indians.
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- The hunting prey of the men is distributed to the families of the village
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- Yanomami chief from Xamata
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- Yanomami children from Ixima
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- The Yanomami adorn themselves with decorative sticks
