RPO goes to the State Capital in Albany to bring Awareness to the Suicide Epidemic in the State and nationwide. Suicide is a difficult topic to discuss, but for the O’Shea family, talking about it is the best way to heal, and to help others.

In 5 Elementary Schools in Rockville Centre School District Fall 2019 RPO Foundation introduced a 6 week Yoga and Mindfulness Program...

Hoops for All, one of Ryan's favorite programs, is a program designed to give children and teenagers with special needs the opportunity...

The Ryan Patrick O’Shea Foundation hosted its first annual “Rise Up for Ryan” 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament and Suicide Awareness Walk. Congratulations to all the champions and thank you so much for everyone who participated in the basketball tournament and the walk. Thank you to everyone who volunteered their time and resources to make this special day possible.

Hundreds are set to attend a fundraising event next week in memory of 2018 South Side High School graduate Ryan O’Shea.

Singer and actress Cher speaks about the Ryan Patrick O'Shea Foundation and its mission.

Ryan O’Shea, who graduated from South Side High School last June, died on Jan. 11 after he was hit by a train at Rockville Centre’s Long Island Rail Road station. He was 18.