We had a wonderful afternoon of learning, open conversations, and meaningful connection at Daya x RFJ: Building Healthy Relationships!
Join us on April 19th, 2026 for Building Healthy Relationships, a talk focused on learning how to strengthen relationships, build healthy connections, and prioritize mental wellness!
Calling the Class of 2026! The Run for Jeev Senior Scholarship is a $1,000 scholarship awarded to high school seniors that have shown an active interest and commitment towards bettering mental health awareness in their community. Through this scholarship, we aim to empower students in advocating for mental health and implementing positive change for mental health in their communities.
March 2nd is World Teen Mental Wellness Day, dedicated to promoting the physical, mental, emotional, and social wellbeing of teens. More than ever, teens are facing unique challenges that challenge mental wellbeing, including academic pressure, social media, cyberbullying, mental health stigma, and uncertainty for the future. Thus, World Teen Mental Wellness Day celebrates mental health awareness, education, and the importance of providing tangible and present support to teens.
The Run for Jeev Foundation is proud to donate $25,000 to the continuation of the Sanjeev Panja Memorial Scholarship. This scholarship was created in collaboration with Mosaics, a 501c(3) nonprofit dedicated to helping members of the community navigate mental health and substance use recovery resources.
We are extremely excited to announce the initiation of the Run for Jeev Foundation Scholarship, a $1,000 scholarship for high school seniors that show an active interest in bettering the perception and treatment of mental health in their community. Through this scholarship, we hope to encourage the younger generation to embrace the normalization of dialogue around mental health and implement positive change for mental health in their communities.
Life for us turned upside down on Feb. 12, 2022. Our dear son Sanjeev Panja lost his life to suicide at the very tender age of 20.
Suicide is the second-leading cause of death for teens and young adults, ages 10-34 (CDC, 2022).
Recent statistics show the pressing need for change in conversations around youth mental health.
There are several tools to treat and manage mental health issues. It could be anxiety, depression or coping with stress or grief. To us, exercise and yoga have played a crucial role in helping us stay above the water and face each day amidst working through grief.