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For NGOs & programmes

The platform for a sponsored mentoring programme

A programme has a funder, and a funder asks what changed. Most programmes answer with attendance, because attendance is the only thing the tooling ever recorded.

What breaks today

01

Reporting is attendance, not outcome

Sessions held and hours delivered are what a spreadsheet can count. Neither is what the grant was for, and neither renews it.

02

Matching and seats are run by hand

Who has a mentor, who dropped out, which seats are funded and which are still open — reconstructed from a spreadsheet every reporting cycle.

03

Paying mentors properly is hard

Subsidising a mentee usually means asking a mentor to discount their rate. That narrows recruitment to whoever can afford to work below market.

What Mentor10 does about it

Questions

Do mentors have to discount their rate for sponsored seats?

No. The organisation funds the seat and the mentor is paid their full rate. Subsidy is a decision the sponsor makes, not a discount the mentor absorbs.

What does programme reporting contain?

Programme-level outcomes — goals set, milestones reached, check-in ratings and follow-up results, aggregated across the seats you fund. Session content stays with the mentor and mentee.

Other practices

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