Srihitha Rapuru

Service Design (MA)

10030022@network.rca.ac.uk

Hero image of the "Rhythm of the River" project, a Grand Challenge initiative centered around sustainable and community-driven design for the River Thames. This collage captures the collaborative essence and innovative spirit of the team, which was proudly shortlisted among the top 13 teams in the competition.

"Living Beyond Cancer" explores the crucial question of how to help cancer survivors regain their agency post-treatment. This exhibition poster presents key statistics on cancer survivorship in the UK and outlines the journey from diagnosis to living well beyond cancer, emphasizing the importance of empowerment and support. The project, in collaboration with Big C Cancer Charity and the Royal College of Art, seeks innovative solutions to enhance the quality of life for survivors.

"How 2 Kick Off" is an innovative game designed to measure and enhance the wellbeing of men on probation, using a culturally relevant and engaging approach. Developed with Catch22 and the Royal College of Art, this initiative addresses challenges in trust and communication between service users and providers. The game allows users to express their feelings and needs in a familiar language, improving data accuracy and service effectiveness. The infographic illustrates the concept, features, and expected benefits, showcasing a unique blend of technology and social impact.

About

With a passion for sustainability and a drive for innovation, Srihitha Rapuru is a service designer dedicated to creating solutions that align with ethical, environmental, and social responsibilities. Her work focuses on balancing human needs with the well-being of our planet, ensuring that every design decision is both efficient and ecologically mindful. Drawing from a personal ethos of sustainable living, Srihitha approaches her projects with a holistic perspective, deeply valuing the principles of co-design and collaboration. She actively engages diverse stakeholders to craft user-centric, inclusive, and socially responsible services, believing that the best solutions arise from a confluence of perspectives.

Her work in this area reflects a deep commitment to addressing complex healthcare challenges and improving community well-being. Beyond her professional pursuits, Srihitha is a lifelong learner and cultural enthusiast, finding joy in exploring new cuisines and languages. These experiences enrich her understanding of global cultures and inform her inclusive design philosophy. Whether through tackling environmental challenges, enhancing community well-being, or simply making daily life a bit easier for people, her goal is to contribute to a future where design serves as a catalyst for positive change.

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