Dr. Shreya Nauhria joined the Cayman Islands Red Cross in 2023 as Child Protection Manager, bringing more than five years of experience in programme design, safeguarding, and community resilience. In her role, she leads initiatives that strengthen child protection systems, promote emotional wellbeing, and build the capacity of educators and community leaders to safeguard children from harm.

She has coordinated large-scale health and education programmes, written successful grant proposals, and worked closely with government ministries, NGOs, and international partners such as Darkness to Light and STOP IT NOW. A certified facilitator and safeguarding trainer, Dr. Nauhria has designed and delivered numerous workshops and awareness campaigns across schools and community settings throughout the Cayman Islands.

With a diverse academic background in psychology and dental surgery, Dr. Nauhria holds a Master’s degree in Psychology (MSc, Merit) from the University of Leicester, UK, where her research focused on self-concept and body image in women following upward social comparison on social media. 

Passionate about advocacy and empowerment, Dr. Nauhria continues to champion initiatives that protect vulnerable individuals, especially children, and to raise awareness around child abuse prevention, sexuality education, and HIV/AIDS.