What we do
Expert autism support, across every border.
Our services are designed around one principle: your child's care should never be interrupted by geography. We coordinate, plan, and deliver specialist autism support at every stage of your international journey.
Service 01
Cross-Border Assessment Coordination
Your child's diagnostic history, recognised everywhere.
Navigating autism assessments across different healthcare systems is one of the most complex challenges families face when relocating internationally. Diagnostic criteria, terminology, and recognised assessment tools vary significantly between countries — meaning a comprehensive assessment completed in one country may not be automatically accepted in another.
What we do
We coordinate the transfer, translation, and contextualisation of your child's existing diagnostic records to ensure they are recognised and accepted by healthcare providers, schools, and support services in your destination country. Where a new or supplementary assessment is required, we connect families with accredited specialists in the destination country and manage the process end-to-end.
What you receive
- Existing assessments reviewed and prepared for international transfer
- Liaison with receiving healthcare systems to confirm recognition
- New assessment coordination where required
- Full documentation package prepared for schools and therapy providers
Service 02
Transition Planning & Support
A structured plan that protects your child's progress.
An international move is one of the most significant transitions a family can make — and for autistic children, the disruption to routine, environment, and support networks can have a profound impact. Without careful planning, families often arrive in a new country to find that support services have a waiting list of months, schools are unprepared, and the therapeutic progress made over years is at risk.
What we do
Our transition planning service begins before your move and continues through the post-arrival settling-in period. We work with your family, your child's current therapy team, and the receiving support system to create a structured transition plan that minimises disruption and protects your child's developmental progress.
What you receive
- Pre-departure transition planning session with your family
- Coordination with current therapy and education teams
- Destination country support landscape assessment
- Structured transition timeline and handover documentation
- Post-arrival check-ins and plan adjustments
Service 03
Telehealth Continuity of Care
Consistent therapeutic relationships, regardless of geography.
The therapeutic relationship between an autistic child and their specialist is often one of the most important factors in their progress. Interrupting that relationship — even temporarily — can set back months of work. For families in transit, or in the gap period between leaving one country and establishing services in another, telehealth continuity is not a compromise: it is the clinical standard.
What we do
Through our secure, GDPR-compliant telehealth platform, we provide uninterrupted access to specialist autism support during and after your international transition. Sessions are conducted by accredited speech and language therapists, occupational therapists, behaviour analysts, and psychologists — all experienced in cross-border and internationally mobile families.
What you receive
- Uninterrupted therapy sessions via secure video platform
- Continuity with existing specialists where possible
- Access to ACE Global Health specialists during gap periods
- Session notes and progress reports shared across care teams
- Flexible scheduling across time zones
Service 04
International School & Therapy Liaison
Your child starts their new school with the right support already in place.
One of the most common and distressing experiences for families relocating internationally is arriving to find that their child's new school has no knowledge of their needs, no support plan in place, and no specialist staff available. In many countries, securing appropriate school-based support requires navigating complex bureaucratic processes that can take months — time during which your child is in an unsupported environment.
What we do
We work directly with schools, local education authorities, and therapy providers in your destination country — before your family arrives. We translate and contextualise your child's existing education and therapy documentation, advocate for appropriate support provisions, and establish working relationships with the receiving school team.
What you receive
- Review and preparation of existing education and therapy documentation
- Direct liaison with destination country schools and education authorities
- Advocacy for appropriate support provisions and accommodations
- Introduction of ACE Global Health as ongoing support contact
- Pre-arrival school readiness report for families
Our process
How we work with your family
A clear, structured process from first contact to settled support.
Initial Consultation
A 60-minute consultation with one of our senior specialists to understand your family's situation, your child's needs, and your relocation timeline.
Needs Assessment
A comprehensive review of your child's existing documentation, current support structure, and the destination country's support landscape.
Service Plan
A tailored service plan outlining the specific ACE Global Health services recommended for your family, with a clear timeline and named specialist contacts.
Active Support
Delivery of agreed services, with regular progress updates and a dedicated family liaison contact throughout your transition.
Settled Review
A post-arrival review once your family is settled, to confirm that local services are in place and your child's support is functioning as planned.
Not sure which services your family needs?
Our initial consultation is designed to help you understand exactly what support is available and what would be most beneficial for your child's specific situation.