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Mentoring Software for Charities

Do you need to reduce the time spent running your mentoring schemes and need to demonstrate their value?

fG MentorNet software supports charities such as Day1, Social Mobility Foundation and The Smallpeice Trust in running their mentoring programmes.

What is Charity Mentoring Software?

Mentoring software is an online platform that helps organisation to run effective mentoring programmes. sfG MentorNet’s charity and youth mentoring software allows us to partner with recognised charities to support their mentoring plans.

What are the Benefits of Mentoring Software for Charities?

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Record meetings and run surveys to demonstrate value

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Keep information and communications secure

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Reduce time spent administering your mentoring programme

  • Have an infrastructure to support your face-to-face and e-mentoring programmes
  • Enable mentors and/or mentees to submit reports after each mentoring session
  • Ensure mentors and mentees have profiles and can communicate securely
  • Ensure your safeguarding obligations are met
  • Run surveys to quantify the value of your mentoring programmes
  • Enable mentors and mentees to share documents securely

Trusted by Recognised Charities

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sfG MentorNet Charity Mentoring Testimonials

  • "People now expect you to have a strong online offering. The scheme used to be just face-to-face, but people now expect you to have a good online offering as well as face-to-face. I think lots of universities may want to consider that. People expect the online experience to be the same as other platforms they use in their everyday lives – and they expect it to be smooth and easy-to-use, which is what they get with sfG MentorNet.”

    Julia Millette, Student Enrichment Manager, Kingston University London

  • "We are committed to running other events and enhancing student engagement and development – and those take a lot of organising. sfG MentorNet frees up our time to ensure we can run those other events and activities.”

    Bertie Ross, Mentoring Co-ordinator, Brunel University London

  • “sfG MentorNet is so efficient. It’s so good. It has reduced the time we spend on running the scheme and enabled us therefore to continue to offer this valuable service to our members – both mentors and mentees, who each say they benefit”

    Sarah Loud, Operations Services, EMCC UK

  • “The support we get from sfG MentorNet is one of the key reasons we continue to work with them. We have always found them very helpful, always willing to answer questions quickly, and sort things out. All of that customer service is incredibly useful where none of us are experts ...”

    Corrin Henderson, Administrator, Day1

  • “The system enables people to connect on a regular basis, to share and communicate. And for those of us administering the programme, we have good information about the activities that they have been involved in, who’s connected with whom and are able to help them with questions they may have about how to find a mentor or mentee and support the introduction and on-going work together. So it has worked very well for us.”

    Ken Schoppmann, Executive Director, ABRF

Mentoring for Charities Case Studies

See how other charities and institutions have used our charity mentoring software

LINGOS

Peter Marlow describes a new voluntary e-Mentoring scheme to help project managers working on development projects, and explains how you can help.

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Day 1

Day 1 runs mentoring programmes to help young people make the right decisions about employment and to encourage disadvantaged individuals to re-think their futures and aspire towards a positive future.

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EMCC

EMCC UK is part of the European Mentoring & Coaching Council, which is a membership community working together to maintain, influence, develop and progress high quality standards in coaching, mentoring and supervision across the Globe.

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What Does sfG MentorNet Do ?

sfG MentorNet gives administrators time to focus on the effectiveness and value of their mentoring programme

Why Choose sfG MentorNet?

  • Free trial or demo
  • Ongoing support from our team
  • Team of experts to assist your mentoring programme
  • easy to implement software
  • Improve mentor/mentee relationships

Why You Should Choose sfG MentorNet

Our Mentoring Resources

Alongside our mentoring software for charities, we have various resources in our Mentoring Blog section and Knowledge Library.

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Charity Mentoring: Frequently Asked Questions

What is a charity mentor?

A charity mentor is an experienced individual who volunteers to provide guidance, support, and expertise to individuals involved in charitable activities. Their role is to share insights, facilitate learning, and contribute to the development of those working in the charitable sector.

How does mentoring help youth?

Mentoring helps youth by offering a supportive relationship with a trusted adult or mentor. This connection provides guidance, encouragement, and a positive role model, contributing to the personal and professional development of young individuals as they navigate challenges and pursue their goals.

What makes for effective youth mentoring programmes?

Effective youth mentoring programmes involve structured relationships, clear goals, consistent support, and a focus on developing life skills. Tailoring mentoring experiences to the unique needs of young individuals and fostering a positive, trusting environment are key elements for success.

Read more about how you can engage younger generations through interactive and social online mentoring here.