1 in 5 young people now have a mental health condition,
and 1 in 5 are neurodivergent.
But young people aren’t broken.
The systems supporting them are.
Lonely & Disconnected
A breakdown in communities and a rapidly changing digital world is leaving us stressed and isolated.
Rigid & Fragmented
Designed for a neurotypical world, the system is difficult to navigate and excludes those who think differently.
Overwhelmed & Under-resourced
Growing demand meets limited resources, leaving families and those working in the system underserved and unsupported.
We need a new approach.
A collaborative, digitally-enabled solution to youth mental health is essential to reverse the crisis we now face.
At Orli, we’re dedicated to equipping families, schools, and employers with accessible, evidence-based tools to empower the systems a young person is part of.
Connected Collaboration
Orli bridges the gaps between home, school, and community, creating the opportunity for parents, teachers, and caregivers to build a cohesive support network for young people, wherever they are.
Personalised Pathways
Every family’s journey is unique, and so is Orli. Created by neurodivergent minds, our platform tailors support pathways that match each child’s needs, helping you feel seen, understood and supported.
Always Accessible
Orli offers practical, AI-enhanced tools and guidance, available whenever you need them. By easing the workload on support systems, we enable more meaningful, human-to-human connections where it matters most.
Dr Mark Cox
Mark's experience caring for young people in A&E inspired Orli's formation and his healthcare experience shapes our strategy.
Lucy Bulley
Lucy's insights from navigating the challenges of modern-day parenting and operational excellence keep our wheels turning efficiently.
Euan Bell
Euan's expertise in education, social care and local authorities as an Assistant Psychologist shape our content and service design.
James Blackwood
James is an NHS AI strategist, ex-government advisor and leading figure in healthtech who guides our technical direction.
Dr Jo Mathews
Jo is a mum of two and a Clinical Psychologist, specialising in supporting neurodivergent children and their families.
Roxanne Tomes
Roxy is a school counsellor, working closely with children and their parents at an alternate provision school in Sunderland.
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Stefano Di Rico
Stefano is our youth voice, ensuring our solutions keep children at their core. He is as effective as he is charming and destined for big things!
Dimple Lala
As a research intern, Dimple uses her Psychology MsC from King's College to support our user research with families.
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