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COJZO CENTRE 206 BARBADOES STREET, CHRISTCHURCH bringing together CORSO REGIONAL HEADQUARTERS; TRADE AID (N.Z.) INC; N.Z. CATHOLIC OVERSEAS AID; CORSO RESOURCE CENTRE & CORSO THIRD WORLD SHOP IIXA TRADE AID 11 43 Kt N.Z. CATHOLIC CORSO (INC) (N.Z.) INC. VIU 7 OVERSEAS AID To meet roqoeM, o„d oppeols for relief, e.g. Boogie- To promote trade between New Zealand and economically under- New Zea|ond Ca , ho|ic Overseas Aid is the officja | agency of tho urncone i ' ... , eve ope coun nes. Catholic Church in New Zealand to awaken a response among lb . ,%Horts9of'’SpeopV'Sing 5 9 of'’ S peopV'Sing To ,rade ' wi,h °" d encourage aid programmes and self-help church members to the task of working for world justice It does towards the elimination of the causes rather than the symptoms of under- organisations in these countries. this through programmes of education, fundraising tor develop.development. To utilize all profits, whether from trading or from any other ment projects with partners overseas and assisting in emergency To investigate the deeper causes of under-development and use the inform- source in assisting self-help organisations and aid programmes in situations. New Zealand Catholic Overseas Aid believes tha* ation obtained for education programmes in New Zealand. developing countries. working for justice is central in the church s mission today. —I ——— FRIENDS OF CORSO 'T Become informed about development issues and stay abreast with CORSO activities. I Join Friends of CORSO who will keep you informed throught regular newsletters, K opportunities to hear prominent international speakers and provide ways for you to participate in various development activities. During 1975 Friends of CORSO spons- ; ored meetings on the world food crisis, North Korea, Amnesty International, India, I n cl. Al • J I_l I .1 I x J IL erkirs en South Africa and problems of development and social change. SEND $2.00 TO P.O. 1 BOX 1905, CHRISTCHURCH, AND BECOME A MEMBER. 1 I CORSO s IfIM THIRD WORLD SHOP SL RE i There are now 14 Third World Shops in New Zealand. They aim to provide a retail outlet for 1 1 c ■——————J * I- j; goods imported from developing countries by Trade Aid (N.Z.) lnc.Each Third World Shop has cf 17 ? One Way BARBADOES STREET ; a wide range of development literature and provides information about the producers of <z> •i.jligMCT these goods. Information is also available on< aid and devlopment issues. The shop has an ——> H | | Q — excellent range of handcrafts from more than 20 countries. Come visit the shop. The City I I Clipper comes within two blocks and there is parking outside. Our friendly volunteers will 12061 g: be pleased to meet you. Shop hours 9.00a.m. io 5.30p.m. weekdays. LJ COME & VISIT US - OPEN 9a.m.- 5.30p.m. Weekdays