When the words disappear in an overwhelming moment
MIPACE can help a person communicate chosen needs when stress, shutdown or overload makes speaking difficult.
When a condition is invisible but the need for support is real
A person should not have to repeatedly prove or explain a hidden condition when communication is already difficult.
Ways MIPACE can help: real-life examples for everyday people
Search and filter practical examples of where MIPACE could make chosen support information and emergency contacts easier to reach.
Support goes with them: helping children feel understood away from home
How MIPACE can help parents, coaches and group leaders keep child-centred support information accessible during clubs, trips, sport and activities.
Neurodiversity and disability at work: support that starts with the person
How worker-controlled MIPACE information can support disabled and neurodivergent colleagues, managers and first responders without replacing reasonable adjustments.
When someone cannot explain what they need
A calm explanation of why access to clear, chosen information can help when speech, memory, stress or circumstances make communication difficult.
Information access is about more than a medical emergency
From communication and reassurance to everyday assistance, useful information can matter long before a situation becomes an emergency.
Priority Keywords Explained
Priority keywords are short flags , up to eight of them , that appear right underneath your name at the very top of your public profile, above every section.
The Downloadable Contact Card
Alongside your profile information, you can offer a finder a downloadable digital contact card , a standard phone contact file they can save straight into their own phone.
MIPACE for Schools & Nurseries
Give every child a MIPACE device, without ever holding their medical or personal information on the school’s own systems.