Seema Suresh

a social sector professional working on mental health and well-being, especially among students. You’re involved in qualitative research, project coordination, and community-based initiatives that focus on suicide prevention, access to mental health services, and improving psychosocial support systems. You also manage stakeholder communication, fieldwork, and data analysis for multi-state research projects.

I have experience working in the social sector, with a strong focus on mental health, student well-being, and community development. My work includes coordinating large-scale research projects, conducting qualitative fieldwork, engaging with diverse stakeholders, and supporting program implementation. I’ve contributed to suicide prevention initiatives, mental health service mapping, and awareness campaigns across educational institutions. My strengths lie in project management, communication, and translating research into actionable insights for impact.

I hold a postgraduate degree in a social science or public health-related field, with a focus on mental health, research methods, and community engagement. My academic training equipped me with the skills to conduct qualitative and quantitative research, understand psychosocial frameworks, and work effectively in multidisciplinary teams addressing mental health and social development issues.