Tune In Not Out
Tune In Not Out (TINO) is an award-winning health and wellbeing website that helps young people find answers and support for life’s challenges.
It brings together trusted information from wellbeing and mental health organisations across Australia — all in one easy-to-use place.
From videos and factsheets to real-life stories and even music, TINO covers topics like mental health, alcohol and other drugs, exam stress, relationships, sexual health, and more.
Whether you’re a young person looking for help, a teacher seeking classroom resources, or a Lions member wanting to share reliable information, TINO makes it easy to find the right information when it’s needed most.
TINO is proudly created and managed by the Australian Lions Wellbeing Foundation.
What does TINO Deliver?
Easy to navigate from a mobile, tablet or desktop computer
NEW – TINO AI Guide – helping you fund the info you need
Content on over 60 health and wellbeing related topics aimed at 14-25 year olds
Information in a range of mediums; videos, factsheets, stories & even music!
Options for young people to leave their own stories or music playlist
Links to Lions Australia Youth initiatives
Some Quick Stats
Wellbeing topics
videos, factsheets & stories
NEW – TINO AI GUIDE
With over 1,000 videos, factsheets, and real-life stories, our NEW interactive TINO Guide makes it easy to find the right support. Simply type in your question, and TINO will:
- Search the site for relevant resources
- Suggest a key factsheet or video to answer your question
- Offer follow-up prompts like “Would you like tips on how to manage that?” to help you explore further
It’s quick, practical, and completely free.
Try it out today — you might just find the answer you need
Case Study
How TINO came to feature music, a popular section of the website
The TINO music section was started in conjunction with Music Therapist Dr. Carmen Cheong-Clinch as part of Tune Your Mood – an initiative to promote young people’s understanding of how music can affect their wellbeing, both positively and negatively.
Dr. Cheong-Clinch uses the TINO website to explore related topics and promote help-seeking with young people who are inpatients at a number of QLD hospitals. They then create music playlists which positively help them manage their situation and consider their intentional music listening.
This project has grown so much it now has its own section on TINO featuring a number of playlists as well as music submitted by other young people visiting TINO.
Be sure to check out this innovative way of bringing information and coping tools to young people.
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How can you use TINO?
Visit the TINO website www.tuneinnotout.com and take a look around.
If you are a Lions Club or work with young people contact us for some promotional items
If you are a Lions Club and you would like to promote this fantastic resource to members contact us for a PowerPoint presentation
If you are school or youth worker check out the teachers resource areas with class worksheets which use the content on TINO to explore topic areas
Recommend this resource to young people you know or work with
Contact the TINO Team
If you have any questions about www.tuneinnotout.com please contact the team, they’d be happy to help.