Fair Trade Food We'll be selling an exciting Fair Trade Christmas range including Christmas cakes, advent calenders, chocolate coins and white Christmas tea. There will also be a selection of coffees, teas, honey, nuts, museli bars and sugar and of course lots of chocolate - after dinner mints, chocolate bars from Divine and Green and Blacks, cocoa powder and hot chocolate. Fair Grounds Fair Grounds is a social enterprise based in Bradford West Yorkshire, promoting ethical consumer choice. We do this through retailing a variety of ethical products including sandals, jewellery and chocolate, which are fairly traded and often made from recycled materials, by co-operatives and communities in Africa, Asia, the Middle East and the Caribbean. Through our sales we aim to support the producers, as well as giving consumers the chance to buy excellent quality ethical products. The profits are put back into the business to allow us to focus on a very important aspect of our work, the educational side. We run interactive workshops and events with groups of different ages to raise awareness about global issues, and empower people to make a positive difference in the world. We are currently creating resources based around the products we sell to encourage learning between communities across the world. Please visit our website at: www.fair-grounds.org.uk or contact us by email on: info@fair-grounds.org.uk FEBA (Femme Berceau De L'abondance) Ngilima 136 bisc/Matete Kinshasa, Congo DRC feba_orga@yahoo.fr Tel.011-243-0898026506 FEBA is an umbrella organization for women human rights groups and individuals in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), central Africa. The mission of FEBA is to help reduce the extreme level of poverty, promote women's human rights, and HIV/AIDS education. The people in the DRC, especially women and their children, have suffered years of poverty, human rights abuse and the impact of HIV/AIDS under former Mobutu dictatorship and civil wars. The immediate goals and objectives of FEBA is to empower and to help the women of the DRC to begin to rebuild their lives through economic development projects. These projects provide skill training in-sewing, reviving the traditional KUBA fibre weaving techniques, textile crafts and jewelry-making. They involve widows, victim of HIV/AIDS, young school drop out, single mothers and survivors of war abuses. People who have come through the economic development project receive small loans for equipment and materials to start small self-supporting micro businesses. Product Lines-Home Decor from KUBA textile, Batik, Jewelry, ethnic dolls. Members have been able to increase their income through the participation in target trade fairs and events abroad. The income earned and new knowledge gained from such activities help to pay for basic family needs such as school fees, food, health care. The organization promotes fair trade principles to members through human rights abuse awareness, members not employing children in the production process, paying fair wages and encouraging sustainable community development programs. 1. Monique Misenga Mukuna. President FEBA: feba_orga@yahoo.fr 2. Boloko Kieso Nadine Member-FEBA 3. Annie Ntumba Tshiswaka Member-FEBA Feedback Madagascar (information pending) FENANDA Fenanda Enterprises was formed to help market the products of Zambian craftswomen and men abroad. It does so by participating in expos, trade fairs, festivals and other related markets. The income earned is reinvested in Zambia for education, family support and other community programs. The crafts include traditional basketry,woodwork,decorative textile, pottery and beadwork. Address: Rolderstraat 124 Assen.Netherlands. Tel.0031-0592312526 Contact:Fennie and Wim Teunissen E-Mail: fenandaenterprises@yahoo.com Forever Living (information pending)