Here’s an antidote to the electronic frenzy of most kids’ toys. It’s a lovely wooden elephant jigsaw, made in Sri Lanka from sustainable wood, by a family business. As well as running their business they also make a point of providing training and job opportunities for young people in their area,
Gospel House Handicrafts is primarily an organisation established in 1983 in order to provide employment and training to poor semi-educated youth in the field of making wooden toys. They manufacture wooden educational aids and recreational toys with the participation of several overseas organisations exclusively for export to EEC and North American countries. Gospel House has given employment to 45 permanent artisans/producers while nearly 60 artisans are provided with various types of work of Gospel House to producer groups in our locality.
