The Products Are Patented
ART and ARTEFACTS
Patachitra
A Traditional Painting Of Eastern, India, revived and grafted on
newspapers rolls for Corporate gifting
Your generous donation / purchase
of a news paper/ waste paper craft for gifting can actually help
REDUCE CARBON FOOT PRINT
This unique piece of GIFT ITEM is designed and made by the members /artisans of Artemis Fountain Foundation.
We are a small foundation working towards sustainable livelihood for a few many rescued trafficking victims widows and abandoned women. We specialize in news paper made Art and Handicrafts.
The item is designed, conceptualized and executed by us for which MSME, GOI has duly recognised us with 4U Sharod Samman, 2019.
We use raw newspaper, glue, fabric paint and lacquer coating for up scaling the waste news paper to piece of art.
This is our way of reducing carbon foot print.
Women's Health & Hygiene
Women's health refers to the physical, emotional, and mental well-being of women throughout their lifespan. It encompasses a wide range of issues, including reproductive health, sexual health, maternal health, and general health concerns that are specific to women. Some important aspects of women's health include:
As a institution we reach out to schools in District Towns and help school children in the age group of 12 years and above under the hygiene aspects in respect to Reproductive Health: This includes aspects related to the female reproductive system, such as menstruation, fertility, pregnancy, and menopause.
Mental Health: Women are susceptible to mental health issues like depression and anxiety, and it is crucial to address these concerns promptly.
Menstrual Hygiene:
Menstrual hygiene refers to the practices and habits adopted by women during their menstrual cycles to maintain cleanliness, comfort, and dignity. It is vital for women's health and well-being. Some key points regarding menstrual hygiene are:
Menstrual Products: Women can choose from various menstrual products like sanitary pads, tampons, menstrual cups, and reusable cloth pads. It's essential to select products that suit individual preferences and needs.
Changing Frequently: Menstrual products should be changed regularly to prevent infections and discomfort. The frequency of changing depends on the product type and the flow.
Washing Hands: It is crucial to wash hands with soap and water before and after changing menstrual products to maintain hygiene.
Disposal: Proper and environmentally-friendly disposal of menstrual products is essential. For example, some products can be harmful to the environment if not disposed of correctly.
Personal Hygiene: Maintaining overall personal hygiene during menstruation is crucial, including bathing regularly and wearing clean underwear.
Education and Awareness: Promoting awareness about menstrual hygiene and breaking taboos around menstruation is essential for ensuring that women can manage their periods with dignity.
Access to menstrual products like sanitary napkin vending machines and proper education on menstrual hygiene are critical factors in supporting women's health, particularly in low-resource settings where these resources might be limited.
Our organizations work towards improving awareness, accessibility, and affordability of menstrual products for women in rural India.
GIVING Wings TO the Specially Abled
We support BEHALA NABA PRAYAS - a school for the specially abled was a dream then in 80's and the seeds of an enlightened broad vision was germinated in the year 1988 when late. Mrs Gauri Chatterjee opened a small unit with 3 mentally challenged children in behala. currently the organization is rendering services to 63 mentally challenged, 30 autistic and 10 hearing impaired children, among them some are adults.
needless to say that most of them belong to economically backward classes of the society. to serve them there are multi-disciplined special teachers, assistant teachers and helpers.
our main aim is to unfold talents of these children, give a positive direction to their uniqueness and guide them towards systematic activities / rehabilitate them with provision for self generated earnings.
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OUR PREVIEW OF PERSONS WITH DISABILITY DEFINITION
WE MEAN CHILD/ADULT WITH:
1. CEREBRAL PALSY
2. AUTISM
3. MENTAL RETARDATION
4. MULTIPLE DISABILITIES(A COMBINATION OF ANY TWO OR MORE OF ABOVE CONDITIONS)
BEHALA NABA PRAYAS
