Welcome to Tudor House
Because Mental Health Matters
Suicide Prevention, Education, and Support
our Vision & Mission
Tudor House: Suicide Prevention, Education and Support
The mission of Tudor House is suicide prevention and mental health awareness through education, support, advocacy, and community outreach.
Our goal is to empower community members to seek mental health support and to walk with others on their journey. By breaking down barriers and raising awareness, we guide individuals toward resources and services that can make a difference. In doing so, we serve as a bridge, connecting our community to services and each other.
education
The Mental Health Education Program provides mental health and suicide prevention education and trainings. We also connect individuals with trusted service providers, helping to navigate counseling referrals and expedite access to support.
ambassadors
This flagship program empowers Roanoke Valley teens to educate their peers on mental health and suicide prevention. With over 1,500 hours of outreach per year, this initiative is strengthening youth mental health in our community.
Comfort Bags
This innovative program supports individuals seeking psychiatric care across the Roanoke Valley, providing a tangible prevention strategy as an expression of community support during critical moments in a mental health crisis.
new home!
Tudor House has a home at the Jefferson Center! Thanks to the Raleigh Court Presbyterian Church Endowment Fund, our spacious setting creates opportunities for our programs to flourish, community outreach to expand, and our free services to thrive.
From our welcoming entrance to the versatile meeting room, resource library, volunteer workshop, and tranquil Lou’s Lounge, every corner is thoughtfully designed to connect, support, and strengthen the mental health of our community.
At Tudor House, we’ve built more than an organization—we’ve built a home where everyone belongs.
The 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline provides 24/7, confidential support to people in suicidal crisis or mental health-related distress
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
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How can you help?
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