Built for mentors, safe for young people.

Programs, consent, session records and outcome reporting designed for youth mentoring, where your workforce isn't clinical but your duty of care is real.

5,000+

clinicians

300,000+

active clients

6x

average ROI

Youth safety at the core of the system

What does Tacklit do for a youth mentoring program?

Tacklit gives a mentoring program the structure a funder expects without turning mentoring into a clinical encounter: note formats and profiles built for non-clinical roles, role-based access so a mentor sees only their own young people, digital consent with a full audit trail including guardian consent for minors, cohort-based group sessions and paced digital programs, and validated measures trended into reporting.

Note formats designed for non-clinical mentors

Mentors see their own young people, and nothing more

Guardian consent recorded with who, when and to what

Cohorts, group attendance and term-paced programs

Wellbeing measured and trended, not asserted

Referrals from schools, services and families in one inbox

Key facts

Built for

Youth mentoring programs with non-clinical workforces and a real duty of care

Blocks usually added

Lived Experience Workforce, Digital Programs and Activities, Referral + Waitlist, Mobile

Consent

Digital consent with audit trail; guardian consent for minors is standard

In use at

Raise Foundation runs its mentoring programs on Tacklit. Case study published

Getting started

Talk directly to our founders. No demo script

Clinical software is wrong. So is a spreadsheet.

A spreadsheet gives you nothing to show a funder except anecdotes.

Youth mentoring doesn't fit clinical software, and it doesn't fit spreadsheets either. Your mentors aren't clinicians, so a clinical record forces them into templates that don't match their role and shows them things they shouldn't see. But a spreadsheet gives you no consent trail, no safeguarding visibility, and nothing to show a funder except anecdotes.

Add the realities of working with young people: parent and guardian consent, cohorts that run to school terms, mentors who need just enough structure to record a session well, and program leads who need to see across every match. Most systems handle none of it.

Enough structure to be safe and reportable

Lived Experience Workforce

Records that fit the role

Mentors get profiles and note formats designed for non-clinical roles, through the same block our peer-workforce services use. Role-based access means a mentor sees their own young people and nothing more, while program leads and any clinical staff see what their role requires. Everyone works on the same record, safely.

Base

Consent done properly

Digital consent attaches to the record with a full audit trail, and it handles the reality of working with minors: consent granted by a parent or guardian, recorded with who consented, when, and to what. Record retention is configured to meet the requirements for working with young people in your jurisdiction.

Digital Programs

Programs that run in cohorts

Set up group sessions once and track attendance against both the group and each young person. Digital programs release activities and content at the right pace across a term rather than all at once, with progress tracking that shows which matches are thriving and which need attention.

Analytics

Outcomes you can show a funder

Validated measures, auto-scored and trended across the program, so wellbeing change is measured rather than asserted. The services report turns live data into the numbers funders and boards expect. When the next funding round comes, the evidence is already there.

Referral + Waitlist

A front door for referrals

Schools, services and families refer through custom forms that capture exactly what your program needs, into one inbox for triage, with an ordered waitlist behind it.

Mobile

Recorded from a phone, straight after

The iOS and Android apps mean a mentor can record the session where it happened, while it's fresh, not from memory on a laptop three days later.

Painpoint quiz

Is this your program?

Tick everything that sounds like your program. We'll show you what changes.

The daily grind
The Tacklit answer
0 / 6

Consent captured properly.

Guardian consent is collected digitally, recorded against the young person and visible to everyone who needs to check it.

Session records mentors will keep.

Simple session records suited to non-clinical staff mean the notes actually get written, without a clinical template in the way.

Programs and cohorts, tracked.

Group programs run as programs: who is enrolled, who attended, and where each young person is up to.

Outcomes you can show.

Assessments and progress measures are captured through the program and trend over time, so impact is evidence rather than a story.

Reach them where they are.

Reminders and secure messaging reach young people and their guardians directly, on a channel they will actually read.

The history stays with the young person.

When a mentor moves on, the record does not. The next person picks up with the full picture instead of starting again.

Tick what sounds familiar, and watch the fixes stack up.

The daily grind
0 / 6

Consent captured properly.

Guardian consent is collected digitally, recorded against the young person and visible to everyone who needs to check it.

Session records mentors will keep.

Simple session records suited to non-clinical staff mean the notes actually get written, without a clinical template in the way.

Programs and cohorts, tracked.

Group programs run as programs: who is enrolled, who attended, and where each young person is up to.

Outcomes you can show.

Assessments and progress measures are captured through the program and trend over time, so impact is evidence rather than a story.

Reach them where they are.

Reminders and secure messaging reach young people and their guardians directly, on a channel they will actually read.

The history stays with the young person.

When a mentor moves on, the record does not. The next person picks up with the full picture instead of starting again.

The Tacklit answer

Tick what sounds familiar, and watch the fixes stack up.

Safe and reportable, without going clinical

Raise Foundation runs its youth mentoring programs on Tacklit, and their case study is published. We built the platform for mental health and shaped it with lived experience, which is exactly the sensibility youth mentoring needs.

Base is included; you add only the blocks your program needs.

6x

average customer ROI

Published

Raise Foundation case study

Youth mentoring software: common questions

Our mentors are volunteers, not clinicians. Will they actually use it?

That's the design brief. Note formats fit the role, access is limited to what each mentor needs, and the mobile apps mean a session can be recorded from a phone straight after it happens.

How do you handle consent for under-18s?

Consent is recorded against the record with the consenting party, date and scope, with a full audit trail. Guardian consent for minors is standard, and consent status is visible where the work happens.

Can we report outcomes across a whole program cohort?

Yes. Assessments are scored and trended per young person, and dashboards and services reports aggregate across programs, cohorts and sites from live data.

Tell us how your program runs

Talk directly to our founders. No demo script. We'll show you exactly how a mentoring program runs on Tacklit.

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St Kilda, Melbourne

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St Kilda, Melbourne

We acknowledge the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the first inhabitants of this nation and the traditional custodians of the lands where we live, learn and work.

City Road, London

Ecocity, Kuala Lumpur

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St Kilda, Melbourne

We acknowledge the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the first inhabitants of this nation and the traditional custodians of the lands where we live, learn and work.

City Road, London

Ecocity, Kuala Lumpur

TACKLIT © All Rights Reserved, 2026.

St Kilda, Melbourne

We acknowledge the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the first inhabitants of this nation and the traditional custodians of the lands where we live, learn and work.

City Road, London

Ecocity, Kuala Lumpur

TACKLIT © All Rights Reserved, 2026.