For over a decade, Dushyant Dubey — better known by his online moniker St Broseph—has quietly become a lifeline for thousands across India. Operating largely behind the scenes, Dushyant’s journey began with a single call to prevent a suicide.

Since then, he has built a far-reaching and fiercely trusted support system to help people escape abuse, digital harassment, stalking, and more.

Today, his Bengaluru-based initiative has aided over 5,000 individuals, offering everything from legal help and therapy to court escorts and safe housing, without charging a rupee.

A social worker with a meme page

Dushyant’s online identity might come off as quirky at first. His Instagram page, @st.broseph — blends memes, pop-culture references, and wholesome humour with hard-hitting resources on cybercrime and abuse.

But behind the light-hearted tone lies a razor-sharp mission: to make information on safety, consent, and cyber laws accessible and non-intimidating.