Join the Friends of Fadeco

Fadeco's Programmes

Agriculture

Environment

Food processing

Resource Centre

Low cost Housing

FADECO T.C

HIV/AIDS

Working for sustainable development of the grassroots communities to alleviate poverty and improve standards of living.

Contact us for more details

Click on the different links to find out more about what FADECO is doing and where you could perhaps join in.

Become a member of FADECO by joining our team of talented and voluntary development agitators and catalysts.

Fight poverty

Hunger

Disease

Ignorance

Conserve Nature

Karagwe region is wealthy in terms of natural resources but requires injections of skill, training, support and equipment to leverage the potential of its land and people.

This is extremely worthwhile work, and Friends of Fadeco exists to support it. We do what we can, including arranging exchange visits and channeling donations.

Join us!

If you think you can help, or want to join, please:

• Either contact the Secretary: Felicity Eden, the Secretary, Friends of Fadeco, 7 Seaview Terrace, Taliesin, Machynlleth, SY20 8JN. Tel. 01970 832575.

• Or print out, fill in and send off the membership form, as a PDF document.

What are our objectives?

Our formal objectives are:

• To aid in the sustainable development of Kagera

• To promote exchange visits between the UK and Kagera

• To advance for public benefit the education of the inhabitants of Kagera

• To educate the public in the UK concerning the causes of, and ways of relieving, poverty, sickness and distress in Kagera.

Why support Friends of Fadeco?

Because as well as raising funds for vital development work, we aim to build local links and a real partnership at the grassroots level through Fadeco. We will be involved in specifically targeted fundraising, [such as the art auction at ecodyfi, right, showing Richard Collins, Secretary of FoF (left) and David Thorpe, Chair].

We are fundraising now for encouraging fair trade, for an information centre, and for training teachers. We would like you to help us with these and other very practical aims.

Message from Sekiku Joseph, Director of FADECO

I would like to express my deepest thanks to all members of FOF in the UK for your interest in FADECO and for supporting our development work here. With you in the background, I am most encouraged and motivated.

I understand that what it means for you to think about us. I am happy that, through FoF, we are able to show the rest of the International community that indeed friendship can break confines of race, religion and backgrounds. FOF is a living testimony that the world is one big village.

[updated 30.6.08]

News!

FADECO Chairman Titus Igereize visited Wales in September 2004. Read his presentation to local members and see some photos of him with David Thorpe's family