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Welfie, founded by Dr. Steven Moyo, offers a comprehensive whole-school health platform that helps schools and districts monitor and respond to mental, physical, and social health concerns for both students and staff. By focusing on an integrated approach to school health, Welfie equips educational institutions with the tools they need to promote overall well-being.

Tellmi, founded by Suzi Godson PhD and Kerstyn Comley PhD, is an early-stage digital mental health service offering young people aged 11-25 access to anonymous, pre-moderated, and age-banded peer support. The platform also includes pre-emptive counselor intervention, Solution Focused Therapy, and a directory of resources and services. Aligned with the THRIVE model, Tellmi has been independently evaluated to improve mental health outcomes.

Clayful, founded by Maria Barrera, is a platform designed to enhance mental health support within schools through on-demand and weekly coaching. By providing students with access to a human coach in just 60 seconds, Clayful ensures immediate help for challenges such as managing emotions, problem-solving, and working through daily stressors. This accessible support model has been adopted across schools nationwide, offering real-time assistance to thousands of students.

Manatee, founded by Damayanti Dipayana, is a virtual mental health care platform designed to meet the unique needs of families. Offering personalized, 12-week care plans that include child and family therapy along with parent coaching, Manatee is focused on providing accessible, family-first mental health services for kids living in today’s fast-paced world.

Maro, founded by Kenzie Butera Davis, is on a mission to bridge the 11-year gap between the onset of mental health symptoms and early intervention in youth. By partnering with schools, districts, clinics, and health plans, Maro creates a digital ‘medical neighborhood’ for early intervention and risk detection. Recognized for its groundbreaking efforts, Maro has significantly improved parent involvement in student mental health screening.

Neolth, founded by Dr. Katherine Grill, is a mobile app that integrates technology with youth voices to provide mental health support for students globally. The company boasts a youth ambassador network spanning 35 states and 20 countries. Named one of the top global solutions for youth mental health by the World Economic Forum, Neolth continues to redefine co-development in digital health products and media alongside young people.

Somethings, founded by Patrick Gilligan, is a low-cost tele-behavioral health platform that connects teens with 20-28-year-old Certified Peer Specialist Mentors and clinical providers. The platform can be used for routine outpatient care or as a support system during transitions out of acute care, ensuring teens receive age-appropriate mental health support.