Welcome to Tudor House
Because Mental Health Matters
Suicide Prevention, Education and Support
There's a place where we don't have to feel unknown And every time that you call out, You're a little less alone
– “You WIll Be Found,” Dear Evan Hansen
The 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline provides 24/7, confidential support to people in suicidal crisis or mental health-related distress
our Vision & Mission
Tudor House: Suicide Prevention, Education and Support
Tudor House is a 501c3 nonprofit organization dedicated to suicide prevention, education, and support.
We are committed to the mental health of our Roanoke Valley community, especially adolescents. Through collaborations with organizations such as the Bradley Free Clinic, the Suicide Prevention Council of Roanoke Valley, and school systems across the Roanoke Valley, Tudor House provides mental health resources and suicide education to this community.
We focus on prevention by offering educational and connection opportunities to adolescents and continually advocating to end the stigma of suicide at local events. Through your support and generous donations, we will continue to make a difference in our primary program areas: Tudor House Teen Ambassadors, Tudor House Mental Health Education Program, and Tudor House Referral Services.
The Teen Ambassadors Program is an initiative dedicated to empowering trained teenagers to educate their peers about mental health and suicide prevention. This program addresses the critical need for mental health awareness and support among adolescents aged 10 to 18 right here in the Roanoke Valley. The primary goal of the Teen Ambassadors Program is to educate teenagers about mental health, reducing stigma, and fostering an open dialogue surrounding these critical issues. Read more about this vital program here
ambassadors
education
The Mental Health Education Program consists of our continual efforts to provide free education to our community. We frequently attend local events, sharing resources and information on mental health, suicide prevention, and engaging in 1:1 conversations with those in need. These events are diverse, including Mental Health Awareness Days at the City and County Schools, Big Lick Comic Con, Blue Ridge Marathon, Elmwood Park Festivals, and private presentations with the youth groups in our area.
referrals
The Referral Service Program aims to assist in one of the biggest obstacles to maintaining mental health: finding a treatment provider. The goal is to seek counseling before our mental health is in crisis. Knowing who to call, who is currently taking on new clients, and how insurance will help can be exhausting and time-consuming. Tudor House is able to connect people with potential providers through our multiple connections and knowledge of the system.
How can you help?
Please contact us at info@tudorhouse.net if you would like to volunteer.
If you would like to support our mission financially, please click the "Donate" button.