Holi-Rangoli

Overview

Libra Welfare Society implemented the "Holi-Rangoli" project, focusing on raising awareness about the use of chemical colors, their adverse effects, and promoting the production and utilization of herbal colors. The project employed various workshops and a short film screening to disseminate information among the general public.

Objectives

Chemical Color Awareness: Educate the public about the harmful effects of chemical colors traditionally used during the festival of Holi.
Herbal Color Production: Provide knowledge and training on the production and utilization of herbal colors as a safer and eco-friendly alternative.
Workshops: Conduct multiple workshops to actively engage participants in creating awareness and promoting the use of herbal colors.
Medical Expertise: Invite and involve seasoned medical professionals to share insights, advice, and health-related considerations regarding the use of colors during Holi.

Implementation

Educational Workshops: Several workshops were organized to inform participants about the drawbacks of chemical colors and the benefits of herbal alternatives. Herbal Color Making: Practical sessions were conducted to demonstrate the process of making herbal colors, encouraging participants to embrace this eco-friendly option.
Short Film Screening: A short film highlighting the impact of chemical colors on health and the environment was screened to a wider audience, creating a visual impact.
Medical Consultation: Esteemed medical experts were part of the program, offering their expertise to address health-related concerns and precautions associated with Holi celebrations.

Impact

The Holi-Rangoli project made a positive impact by fostering awareness about the potential hazards of chemical colors and encouraging the adoption of herbal alternatives. Participants gained insights into creating a safer and more environmentally friendly Holi celebration.

Future Initiatives

Libra Welfare Society plans to expand similar awareness projects to other festivals and occasions, promoting sustainable and health-conscious practices among communities. Collaborations with health professionals, environmentalists, and local communities are envisaged for more extensive outreach and impact.