Specialist mentoring & emotional wellbeing
Relationship-based mentoring to strengthen confidence, communication, emotional regulation and decision-making.
We provide tailored mentoring, behaviour support and community outreach across London and Essex. We support people with complex needs, including those whose previous support arrangements have not worked well.
For approximately eight years, Ace Outreach has supported children aged 7+, young people and adults.
We work with individuals with autism, ADHD, learning disabilities and social, emotional and mental health (SEMH) needs. Our experience also includes emotional and behavioural difficulties (EBD), demand avoidance (PDA) and behaviours that challenge.
Mentoring is at the heart of our approach. We build trusted relationships and work closely with families and professionals to deliver personalised support.
Our focus is on building confidence, developing independence and improving everyday life.
Manager Meer Alam brings over 20 years of experience supporting children, young people and adults with complex needs and behaviours that challenge.
He remains active in frontline mentoring, keeping leadership closely connected to day-to-day support.
We tailor each package to the person’s goals, needs and risks.
Some people need more structured support than standard services can provide. We work with families and professionals when previous arrangements have been difficult to sustain. We assess each referral and plan support around clear goals, practical strategies and managed risks. Support and staffing depend on assessment and availability.
Relationship-based mentoring to strengthen confidence, communication, emotional regulation and decision-making.
Person-centred behaviour support informed by assessment, proactive planning, positive reinforcement and de-escalation.
Tailored programmes combining mentoring, life skills and meaningful community activities.
1:1 or 2:1 staffing where appropriate, agreed following assessment of needs and risks.
Experienced staff trained in safeguarding, autism awareness, behaviour management, first aid and Team Teach.
Support to access leisure, sport, culture and local opportunities.
Everyday activities that build practical skills and independence.
Developing life skills and aspirations, including pathways towards employment.
Flexible outreach during transitions or difficulties within conventional education.
Activities generally make use of free community resources. Where a specific paid activity is requested, arrangements can be discussed in advance.
Outdoor activities and new experiences can form part of outreach support. We choose activities around each person’s interests and goals.

Support shaped around each person, with clear goals and regular reviews.
Established community-based service.
Building confidence, independence and relationships.
Individual strategies informed by risk assessment.
Relevant training and practical experience.
Flexible staffing informed by assessment.
Collaborative goals and regular progress reviews.
Staff follow individual support plans, risk assessments and service procedures.
Our role is to create opportunities, offer encouragement and help turn individual goals into everyday progress.
We listen to the individual and family, then agree clear priorities for support.
We review progress and adapt as needs change.
We respect each person’s identity, choices and background.
We discuss each enquiry and assess needs before proposing a tailored support package. Staffing, goals and costs are agreed according to the support required.
Email us a brief outline of the support required. No online referral form is needed.
We arrange a home visit and assess needs with the individual and family wherever possible.
We agree goals, activities, staffing and review arrangements.
Ace Outreach offers flexible mentoring, behaviour support and community outreach, generally between 9:00am and 9:00pm, seven days a week, subject to availability.
We offer daytime, evening, weekend and interim support.
Arrangements depend on individual needs and our capacity.
Feedback from families we have supported.
“These weekly sessions became a highlight for our son. Meer demonstrated exceptional professionalism, providing regular updates on our son's progress. We are profoundly grateful for the support we received.”
“Baly was always on time, he has great communication skills and he is very empathetic and understanding. Baly has helped [our son] both physically and emotionally.”
“We have seen big changes ... he is much happier. His behaviours have dramatically reduced. When we are out together as a family everything is more positive.”
“When we first met Meer, he arrived prepared with the key documents and explained them clearly. He had a risk assessment log with clear mitigation strategies. Within a few months, our son Ethan became fitter and healthier, and Meer regularly updated us on his progress. We would highly recommend Ace Outreach.”
“He has grown into the loveliest man and is calm and respectful, as well as funny and intelligent. He has respect for himself too ... I cannot thank you enough for all your help as you played a large role in this.”
We welcome enquiries from families, social workers and local authorities.
Email info@aceoutreach.org.uk with a brief outline of the support required.
Please avoid sending sensitive personal or medical information through unsecured channels during an initial enquiry.
We will discuss the support needed and arrange an assessment where appropriate.