⦁ Ram Sharma is the Founder and Director of the Centre for Community Resilience and Advocacy Foundation (CCRAF). He holds a Master’s degree in Social Work (MSW) and a Master’s degree in Journalism and Mass Communication (MJMC). With professional experience as a journalist, he has worked with several reputed newspapers and digital media platforms, contributing extensively to social, developmental, and public-interest issues. A pioneer entrepreneur in the clothing industry of Sanganer, he has successfully demonstrated a sustainable model of women empowerment through community-level engagement, skill training, and employment generation for women. His work bridges media, entrepreneurship, and grassroots social development.

Dr. Ganesh Narayan Choudhary is the Co-founder and Director of the Centre for Community Resilience and Advocacy Foundation (CCRAF). He holds a Ph.D. in Social Work and an MSW with specialization in Mental Health and Community Development, and is UGC-JRF and NET qualified. He has over a decade of experience in research, teaching, counselling, and project coordination, and has worked with reputed national institutions including NIDM (MHA), NISD (MoSJE), ICMR-NIIRNCD, Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas (NVS), and academic universities. His expertise lies in psychosocial interventions, student mental health, disaster risk reduction, and community-based development initiatives.

Deepak Ameta is the Chief Advisor of the Centre for Community Resilience and Advocacy Foundation (CCRAF). An experienced IT professional with a background in journalism, he brings a unique blend of technical expertise, media understanding, and strategic insight to the organization. With a strong commitment to social welfare and inclusive development, he actively supports CCRAF in strengthening digital systems, communication strategies, and outreach initiatives. His multidisciplinary experience enables effective integration of technology, information dissemination, and social advocacy, contributing to transparent, efficient, and impact-oriented programmes aimed at community development and social well-being.

Anamika Chakravarty works as the Project Coordinator – Psycho-education and Life Skills at the Centre for Community Resilience and Advocacy Foundation (CCRAF). She is a trained psychology professional with over five years of experience in school counselling, psycho-education, and student well-being programmes. She has worked with schools, orphan care institutions, and Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas, focusing on emotional well-being, stress management, behavioural support, and life skills education. Experienced in CBT, REBT, and holistic counselling approaches, she actively designs and coordinates preventive mental health and life skills interventions for students and communities.

Ashish Vaishnav works as the Social Media and Community Coordinator at the Centre for Community Resilience and Advocacy Foundation (CCRAF). He is a creative professional with experience in graphic design, video editing, and social media management. With a strong command over digital tools and visual storytelling, he supports CCRAF’s online presence, awareness campaigns, and community engagement initiatives. His role focuses on creating engaging content, managing social media platforms, and strengthening outreach to connect communities with CCRAF’s mission and programmes in a meaningful and impactful manner.

Shyam Sunder Sharma is working as the Administration Officer at the Centre for Community Resilience and Advocacy Foundation (CCRAF). He holds a Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.) degree and is responsible for supporting the organization’s administrative and operational functions. With a systematic and detail-oriented approach, he manages office administration, documentation, coordination, and routine compliance-related tasks. His role is instrumental in ensuring smooth internal functioning and effective programme implementation, thereby strengthening CCRAF’s organizational efficiency and service delivery.

Shakti Singh works as a Multi-Tasking Staff (MTS) at the Centre for Community Resilience and Advocacy Foundation (CCRAF). He holds a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree and provides essential operational and logistical support to ensure the smooth functioning of organizational activities. With a sincere and responsible approach, he assists in day-to-day office operations, field coordination, and programme-related support. His dedication, reliability, and willingness to support multiple functions contribute meaningfully to the effective implementation of CCRAF’s initiatives and community-based activities