Anisha has a graduate degree in Psychology, Sociology and Economics. She pursued her passion for sports from a young age. She has represented India in golf and now balances her role of Director at the Foundation along with being a Professional Golfer. Being a caregiver and witnessing the ill effects of mental illness first hand, she hopes to make a difference in the field of mental health. A die-hard fan of Roger Federer & Tiger Woods, Anisha has a weakness for food, babies and dogs, but is still not sure of the order of preference. She can often be found taking long afternoon naps, rest assured, not during office hours.

Anovshka studied Political Science at St. Xaviers College Mumbai post which she started her career in advertising and digital marketing working on some of India’s best loved consumer brands. Early in her career, she was diagnosed with clinical depression. Post recovery, she decided to use her time and talents to help others in need. Her role as the Digital Lead for the foundation helps her contribute to breaking stereotypes and stigmas related to mental health in the real and virtual world. Forever an optimist, her other passions are food and furry friends.

Brian crafts communications strategy and manages media outreach at the foundation. He has a masters degree in mass communication and is a big believer in the power of collaboration and in being a ‘student for life.’ He enjoys working closely with founders, leaders and high-performance teams to deliver great results. When he is not working, Brian loves spending time with his wife, Karen, a music teacher, and their pre-teen kids, Lauren and Stefan. He also enjoys long-distance running and music, and has used both these passions to support fund-raising efforts for a variety of causes over two decades.

Natasha leads the schools program and the rural mental health project at the foundation. She is a certified counselling psychologist with a keen interest in adolescent mental health. She is inspired by the resilience she sees in survivors everyday. She is secretly petitioning for the foundation to adopt a dog. She has terrible taste in music and avidly listens to 90’s pop, loves quirky stationery and has far too many post-it notes than she knows what to do with.

Prashi has completed her Masters in Psychology, (Counselling) . She pursued her graduation and post-graduation in Jain University, She loves watching Marvel movies and listening to Maroon 5. She also loves going to different cafes to drink coffee. She wants to help as many people as she can and hopes to join UN someday.

Purnasneha, is recent graduate from the Asian College of Journalism, Chennai. As an avid reader, her interests lie in healthcare, mental health and child rights. Her writings have been published in The Hindu and TheNewsMinute, among other publications. Drawing inspiration from Dr. Paul Kalanithi’s life and his words, she hopes to contribute to the field of mental health through her writing. When Purna is not in Chennai, basking by the beach with her family, she Instagrams compulsively, watches animated movies and hoards hardcover books at alarming levels.