Brajesh works with Sahariya families in Sheopur to understand barriers to food, water, housing, healthcare, banking, credit and insurance. He helps people identify relevant schemes, prepare applications and engage with government offices, while organising community documentation and service camps where needed.

With training in biological sciences and experience in social-awareness campaigns, he brings a practical interest in how information reaches people. His fieldwork links individual support with Sehr’s effort to recognise recurring patterns of exclusion across welfare and financial systems.

Brajesh enjoys travelling and exploring unfamiliar places. That curiosity supports a community practice built on meeting people where they are, listening to how systems affect daily life and staying alongside them as they seek formal recognition and support.