Service scope
What Fly High Mentoring can provide
Each service area explains the practical purpose of mentoring without overstating what non-medical support can do.
Specialist Mental Health Mentoring
Structured, non-medical mentoring for higher education students whose mental health difficulties create barriers to study.
Outcome: Students work on practical strategies for workload, routines, engagement, prioritisation, communication, and independence.
DSA/NMH availability checks
Availability and capacity conversations for DSA/NMH support, based on the student's approved recommendation, remote delivery needs, hours, and start date.
Outcome: Students and professionals receive clear information before arranging support.
Private mentoring enquiries
Remote, private mentoring conversations based on the student's study-related barriers, preferred timeframe, and practical support needs.
Outcome: Students and supporters understand the route, fees, and boundaries before deciding whether to proceed.
Support planning
Practical plans focused on access to study, learning routines, communication, confidence, and independence.
Outcome: Students know what sessions are for, what will be reviewed, and what falls outside mentoring.
Progress reviews
Structured reviews of goals, attendance, remaining hours, engagement, and any change in support needs.
Outcome: Support remains purposeful without promising academic, funding, or health outcomes.
University and professional liaison
Communication with university teams or assessment professionals within consent, confidentiality, safeguarding, and role boundaries.
Outcome: Students are supported to communicate clearly while retaining ownership of their study decisions.