Our Artisans

  Ayesha began work in the paper unit when she first came to the training centre in 2010. She was very childish and gave her mother a lot of trouble with regard to her relationship.

Jeevita has been a part of our training centre since 2014. When she had joined the training centre, she didn’t know stitching. She got trained in in stitching and now can independently stitch bags and.

Rais Ahmad has an orthopaedic disability. He is a proud and sole breadwinner of the family. He works on beautiful handcrafted resin products. He says “I enjoy working during Diwali as we get to spread.

This is Srilaxmi. Fondly called Srilu, she is a very happy, creative and friendly person. Colors make her very happy. She enjoys block printing and embroidery too. She is a quick learner and enjoys mathematics..

Dheeraj is an affectionate person, and can work with any team be it - block printing or tailoring or sketching. He loves block printing. He is independent in tailoring. Dheeraj follows instructions carefully and is.

Soumyadeep Biswas is a boy of 18 years with Spasticity and Intellectual Disabilities. He pursued special education and remedial therapies with a special school . Now he is completing livelihood training with GiftAbled Training Project.

Sonsthita Mukhopadhyay is an 18 years old girl with Autism. She joined the vocational training centre in 2011 and continued different therapies and special education. Now she is continuing livelihood training with GiftAbled for Agarbatti.

Rohan is always smiling and very cooperative. He follows instructions well and completes the given task. He does stitching with some supervision. He enjoys painting and drawing too. He loves block printing and practices it.