The Ubuntu Model of Business
The Ubuntu model of business steps away from the capitalist approach to building and instead presents a model steeped in African traditions of building, by investing in the community and having a reciprocal and solidarity engagement at every level of the business structure. "Investment and profit is made at a wholistic and village level”. This initiative is being supported by the University of Repair & Black Cultural Archives.
PureGoodness
PureGoodness is a natural hair and skincare line born out of the founder's desire to use natural products to better maintain the hair and skin of her young family. After constant disappointment with high street brands she embarked on a mission to make products that were not only natural, but also effective. PureGoodness is a family owned business, they also train community members onhow to make their own products, drawing on Caribbean and African home remedies for healing.
RepairNation is owned by 9yr old Akhem who designs T- shirts and Hoodies which teach and celebrate African heritage community leaders whilst imaging positive motifs for the community. The RepairNation line is printed by Black community enabler PemPeople, who use eco friendly materials and processes. PemPeople also offer training in T- shirt printing.
Promoting Our Heritage
A small, family-owned business committed to promoting the vibrant heritage of Black culture in all its glory: from selling educational African and Caribbean books to promoting incredible Black authors and delivering educational discussions in venues and events.
FREE HOLISTIC MASTERY CONSULTATION
A self-development service that equips, enables and empowers individuals from the Black community with the tools needed to master mind, body and soul.
