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.

ServiceNow raised $63,000 this fall for the Ryan Bartel Foundation.

Photo gallery of the “We’re All Human 5K Color Run” held to celebrate life and support youth suicide prevention.

The Ryan Bartel Foundation, a Loudoun County nonprofit focused on preventing youth suicide, awarded two $2,500 ‘Heart of Humanity Award’ scholarships to two high school seniors,

Ryan Bartel Foundation selected with 7 other nonprofits to receive grant funding from BENEFIT.

The Waterford-based Ryan Bartel Foundation, a Loudoun County nonprofit focused on preventing youth suicide, announced this week the launch of a new $2,500 scholarship award called “The Heart of Humanity Award."

The Ryan Bartel Foundation Launches $2,500 Heart of Humanity Award Scholarship on February 14.

The Ryan Bartel Foundation, a Loudoun nonprofit focused on preventing youth suicide, is launching a $2,500 “The Heart of Humanity Award” scholarship, planned for Valentine’s Day.

Ryan Bartel Foundation, a Loudoun County-based nonprofit whose mission is to prevent youth suicide, has launched of a new Mental Health Advisory Board, as well as three new members to its Board of Directors.