Anushri is a graduate of Stony Brook University, where she studied biomedical engineering. Inspired by her experiences growing up in India and her interest in preventative medicine, she established a team to share health resources with the South Asian community. She hopes to improve access to culturally-tailored, preventative care resources for the South Asian community. 

Aashi is a junior at the University of Pittsburgh, studying Public Health on the pre-physician assistant track. With a strong passion for representation in medicine, Aashi is committed to breaking down the barriers that prevent South Asian communities from seeking care. Through this platform, she hopes to provide trusted resources and a safe space where this community feels seen and supported.

Oishee Ghosh is a junior studying Public Policy at the University of Pittsburgh, with a background in biology and a deep connection to her Bengali roots. Growing up immersed in South Asian culture shaped her passion for community health early on and it's what drives her work on this project. Through the mental health section, Oishee hopes to help South Asians access the care and resources they deserve, without stigma or barriers.

Arya is an AmeriCorps VISTA working at the University of Pittsburgh. She graduated Stony Brook University with a degree in Sustainability Studies with a minor in Political Science in 2025, and has been working for AmeriCorps and the Office of PittServes since graduating. Arya is the social media manager for the team with the Youth Initiative of the Joshi Health Foundation, and is primarily driven both by her love for her South Asian community and her mission of making healthcare education digestible and accessible for all.