Mental health challenges among adolescents have reached critical levels, prompting urgent calls for action and support systems ... The Ryan Bartel Foundation is now opening applications for facilitators aimed at promoting mental wellness among teens.

The Ryan Bartel Foundation is seeking 10 to 12 candidates who are passionate about promoting mental health and resilience in teens to participate in the second cohort of its Teen Mental Wellness Facilitator Training program and help expand programs that support and empower youth, families, and the community.

The Ryan Bartel Foundation has been selected as a 2024 Kindness in Community Fund grant recipient from the Born This Way Foundation, cofounded by Lady Gaga and her mother.

Loudoun Hunger Relief, the Ryan Bartel Foundation, The Links Incorporated Loudoun Chapter and Women Giving Back recently received funding from Inova’s Division of Community Health and Health Equity.

James Bowles from Rock Ridge High School and Riley Edoria from Woodgrove High School were chosen by a panel of judges to be awarded the Ryan Bartel Foundation Heart of Humanity Award scholarships in the amount of $2,500.

The 100WomenStrong organization on Tuesday announced the award of grants totaling $639,000 to 51 nonprofits headquartered or providing services in Loudoun County including The Ryan Bartel Foundation.

To help teens and their families, the Ryan Bartel Foundation is focusing on resilience during Mental Health Awareness Month. An upcoming webinar, “Raising Resilient Teens,” will include tips for helping teens learn how to cope with challenges through greater levels of resilience.

Forward Turn Youth Philanthropy Project of the Community Foundation for Loudoun and Northern Fauquier Counties provided $4,000 in mini-grants to five nonprofits supporting youth-led and youth-benefitting projects including the Ryan Bartel Foundation.

The Loudoun County-based Ryan Bartel Foundation has appointed a panel of experts in youth mental health and suicide prevention.

The Ryan Bartel Foundation, a Loudoun County nonprofit with a mission to prevent youth suicide, is seeking nominations for two $2,500 scholarships.

The TMW Facilitator Training is a professional development program intended to help engage teens within the Ryan Bartel Foundation community in conversations about mental health and resiliency while also creating a safe and trauma-informed place for teens to be their “authentic selves.”

The Loudoun Impact Fund this week awarded $116,000 in grants to 15 nonprofits serving Loudoun County. This year’s grants are:
... $7,000 to Ryan Bartel Foundation, to support a new training program for youth mental wellness program facilitators serving Loudoun County youth.