Tellmi’s engagement and delivery team provides relevant and targeted educational resources for SLTs, teachers, support staff, and parents. Tellmi aims to ease staff workload by highlighting key issues in the setting and providing appropriate measures of support and relevant resources, creating a holistic whole community approach to wellbeing.

Tellmi helps schools and their students build awareness of how to access immediate and effective support. Available 365 days a year with no need for referrals and no waiting lists.

in 2021, the Evidence Based Practice Unit, which is a partnership between University College London, and the Anna Freud Centre, conducted an independent evaluation of the Tellmi app. The study, which tracked 876 young people over a nine month period, found statistically significant evidence that the Tellmi app improves mental health outcomes for young people. Using Tellmi helped young people to normalise mental health difficulties. It increased confidence, improved mental health self-management, and made young people feel better and less alone.

Tellmi is run by a small dynamic team with strong expertise in research and safeguarding. We care deeply about youth mental health and commit to putting the needs of young people first. Tellmi has been designed in collaboration with over 3,000 young people via workshops in schools and universities, work experience, internships, and feedback forums run
via the app.