MIPACE™ started with a simple, uncomfortable truth: in the moments people need to be understood most, they’re often the least able to explain themselves.
A medical emergency. A moment of sensory overload. A first day somewhere new, with a new person who doesn’t yet know how to help. A child who can’t yet describe what’s wrong. None of these are rare situations, they happen every day, in classrooms, on roads, in workplaces, on the street. And every time, the same problem repeats: the right information exists, but it’s stuck inside a person who, right now, can’t get it out.
MIPACE™ gives that information somewhere else to live, a secure, personal profile that’s yours to build, and a physical device that puts it a single tap away for whoever needs it.
Your information should be on your terms. Nothing on a MIPACE profile is public unless you choose to make it public. You decide what matters, you decide who should see it, and you can change your mind at any time.
One template doesn’t fit everyone. We don’t tell you what your profile should say. Two people with the same diagnosis might need completely different things from the people around them, so MIPACE gives you the space to say it your way, not a form that assumes it already knows.
This is bigger than “in case of emergency.” Most of the moments MIPACE helps with aren’t emergencies at all. They’re everyday interactions, a new teacher, a new colleague, a stranger trying to help, where a bit of context, shared instantly, changes how well that moment goes.
A medical emergency. A moment of sensory overload. A first day somewhere new, with a new person who doesn’t yet know how to help. A child who can’t yet describe what’s wrong. None of these are rare situations, they happen every day, in classrooms, on roads, in workplaces, on the street. And every time, the same problem repeats: the right information exists, but it’s stuck inside a person who, right now, can’t get it out.
MIPACE™ gives that information somewhere else to live, a secure, personal profile that’s yours to build, and a physical device that puts it a single tap away for whoever needs it.
A physical device; a card, wristband, sticker, keyring, necklace or similar, linked to your own MIPACE™ profile. Tap or scan the device, and whoever’s holding it sees exactly what you’ve chosen to share. Update your profile once, and every device you own reflects the change immediately. Read the full explanation on What Is MIPACE?
One template doesn’t fit everyone. We don’t tell you what your profile should say. Two people with the same diagnosis might need completely different things from the people around them, so MIPACE gives you the space to say it your way, not a form that assumes it already knows.
This is bigger than “in case of emergency.” Most of the moments MIPACE helps with aren’t emergencies at all. They’re everyday interactions, a new teacher, a new colleague, a stranger trying to help, where a bit of context, shared instantly, changes how well that moment goes.
A medical emergency. A moment of sensory overload. A first day somewhere new, with a new person who doesn’t yet know how to help. A child who can’t yet describe what’s wrong. None of these are rare situations, they happen every day, in classrooms, on roads, in workplaces, on the street. And every time, the same problem repeats: the right information exists, but it’s stuck inside a person who, right now, can’t get it out.
MIPACE™ gives that information somewhere else to live, a secure, personal profile that’s yours to build, and a physical device that puts it a single tap away for whoever needs it.
Families. Schools. Emergency services and first responders. Workplaces and construction sites. Care and support settings. Sport and travel. Commercial and public-facing environments. Anywhere someone might need to be understood quickly, MIPACE has a place. See Who Is MIPACE For?
IMPORTANT
MIPACE is an information-access tool. It supports communication; it doesn’t replace emergency services, medical records, or professional judgement. In an emergency, always contact the emergency services in the usual way.
