About Sahaay
Sahaay exists because the answers already exist — they are just scattered across WhatsApp groups, hospital corridors, and the memories of people who worked it out the hard way.
Why this exists
After a spinal cord injury, the hardest problems are rarely the medical ones. They are the practical ones nobody prepares you for: how to shorten a two-hour bowel routine, which entrance of the hospital has a working ramp, where to buy catheters at a price you can sustain, whether a career is still possible. That knowledge exists inside the community. It has never had a home.
Who built it
A family with a member living with spinal cord injury, working with the community rather than researching it from outside. That is a limitation as much as a strength - which is why what you tell us shapes what gets built next.
The people behind Sahaay
Sahaay is small and personal - built by two siblings for a community they are part of. There is no faceless company here; you can see exactly who stands behind it.

Dhairya Goyal
Founder
A wheelchair user who has lived these challenges first-hand. Dhairya started Sahaay and is its voice in the community, speaking up in public and keeping the platform honest to the people it serves.

Shaurya Goyal
Design & engineering
Builds and looks after Sahaay day to day - the design, the code and the details - so the community always has a steady, trustworthy place to turn to.
Our commitments
Free for the people it is meant to help, and it will stay that way.
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