Our impact

Discover how we measure Pace’s impact – and see the difference we make in the lives of children with neurodisabilities.

Measuring impact

Measuring impact

Our vision is a society where education, therapy, care and communities work together with babies, children and young people who have developmental differences, neurodiversity or neurodisability, and their families – enabling them to belong, participate and thrive in the world.

Click the Pace on a page button below to see our impact for 2024 to 2025.

Click the Financial statements 2023 to 2024 button below to read our financial statements.

Pace on a page 2024 to 2025 Financial Statements 2023 to 2024

Our key outcomes

Enabling potential

We want children with neurodisabilities who use Pace services to have the opportunity to reach their full potential.

Enabling families

We want families to feel supported by Pace, and better able to meet each child’s needs.

Enabling wellbeing

We want children, parents and carers to have better mental health, wellbeing and resilience.

Enabling replication

We want other providers and practitioners to replicate our specialist approach, so more children with disabilities can develop and thrive.

Children and families at the heart of what we do.

Measuring the impact of Pace services can present some challenges. The complexity of the children and the variety of conditions, intensity of interventions makes us work harder to show really impact.

This is why we focus on family feedback as one of our main impact drivers. If families see, and feel the benefit of the progress their child makes, then we are truly achieving our outcomes.

We focus our impact on Early Impact from our therapy services, school impact and on the lasting affects of Pace interventions with feedback from our Alumni.

We are continuing to develop our impact framework, focusing on our newly designed approach.

Our approach