Sexual Assault & Abuse Programs Established
- The first volunteers for the crisis line are trained
- Support for victims of Sexual Assault and Sexual Abuse programs are established
- First treatment groups for adults of sexual abuse as children are held
- Crisis Intervention, Sexual Abuse as Children programs, and individual counselling begin
1982
Crisis Line Established
Multi-Purpose Crisis Line Established
- Expanding services-multipurpose crisis line established
Sponsoring Agency for Suicide Prevention
- P.A.C.E becomes the sponsoring agency for the Suicide Prevention Center, providing referrals, education & networking to the Peace Region
Child Abuse Treatment Program Expansion
- P.A.C.E expands the Child Abuse Treatment program, integrating services, non-offending parents & offenders
1989
Regional Conferences Hosting
Regional Conferences Hosting
- Hosted first of 3 regional conferences addressing northern communities responding to physical and sexual violence
1990
Information Group Established
Information Group Established
- P.A.C.E offers its first information group
1992
Breakfast Club Established
At-Risk Breakfast Club Established
- The “Breakfast Club” is established for at-risk youth
1993
AASAC Founding Membership
Alberta Founding Member of AASAC
- P.A.C.E becomes a founding member of the AB Association of Sexual Assault Centers (AASAC), now the Association of Alberta Sexual Assault Services (AASAS)
1994
Family Support Program
Family Support Program Integration
- P.A.C.E integrates the Family Support program consisting of in-home support workers, youth workers and drivers for families with Child Welfare Status
1997
New Workshop Developed
"Cost of Empathy" Workshop Developed
- P.A.C.E develops the “Cost of Empathy” workshops for child welfare supervisors across Alberta
1998
Child Welfare Accreditation
Child Welfare Accreditation
- P.A.C.E receives accreditation for Child Welfare programs
1999
Partnershipip Established
Partnership With Muttart Foundation
- P.A.C.E partners with the Muttart Foundation to bring vicarious trauma expertise to our region
2000
Critical Response Team
Critical Response Team Registered
- P.A.C.E registers the Critical Response team in the Rural Crisis Int. program
Multi-Purpose Crisis Line Shutdown
- P.A.C.E shuts down multipurpose crisis line when provincial line is established
2003
Fundraising & Support Groups
Fundraising & Support Groups Established
- The Bike 4 Life Fundraising Campaign is established
- P.A.C.E begins offering the Women’s Support Group
Trauma Support Group Start
- P.A.C.E starts 5-week Trauma Support Group
2005
Community Treatment Program
Community Treatment Program Start
- P.A.C.E starts the Community Treatment Program
2012
Caribou Child & Youth Centre
Caribou Child & Youth Centre Sponsorship
- P.A.C.E becomes the sponsoring agency for the Caribou Child & Youth Centre, one of only 3 Child & Youth Advocacy Centres in Alberta
2013
Intergenerational Healing
Intergenerational Healing Group Established
- P.A.C.E establishes the 15-week Intergenerational Healing: A Trauma-Informed Approach to Parenting Group
Walk A Mile In Her Shoes Campaign
- Pace hosts the first Grande Prairie Walk A Mile In Her Shoes Campaign in conjunction with Sexual Violence Awareness Month
Presentation of Regional Conference
- P.A.C.E. and the Caribou Child & Youth Centre co-present their first regional conference, providing educational training supports for service providers addressing issues of child maltreatment
2018
STOP Program Established
Sex Trade Offender Program (STOP) Established
- In partnership with the Crown Prosecutors office, RCMP, HIV North, Alberta Health Services and Crime Prevention, Pace establishes the first Sex Trade Offender Program (STOP) in the region, modelled on the Centre to End All Sexual Exploitation (CEASE) STOP program in Edmonton.
