You’re Invited! Please join us for PACE’s Annual General Meeting (AGM) on: June 25, 20265:00 p.m. This is a great opportunity to connect, learn more about the work happening at PACE, and be part of the conversation as we reflect on the past year and look ahead to what’s next.We […]
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We are truly grateful for community supporters like Engage Athletic Performance and She Rolls Jiu Jitsu. Because of their generosity and commitment to community safety, they are hosting “Stronger Than You Think” – Women’s Self‑Defence this May in recognition of Sexual Violence Awareness Month. This empowering workshop is designed to
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As the verdict in the Hockey Canada trial is released, we recognize how difficult this moment may be for survivors and their loved ones. To those impacted: you are seen, you are believed, and you are not alone. Survivors and advocates across the country stand with you. If you or
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Did You Know? PACE has been supporting individual’s impacted by sexual violence, abuse, and trauma for over 40 years, right here in our community.From counselling services to educational programs in schools, our mission is to walk along survivors and create a safer future for all.You are not alone.Reach out. Learn
This June, we come together to honor 2SLGBTQIA+ Pride Month and Indigenous History Month—a time to recognize resilience, history, culture, and identity. We uplift the voices and stories of Indigenous 2SLGBTQIA+ people, whose rich traditions of gender and sexual diversity predate colonization. Their courage continues to inspire us all. Let’s
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Today, we honor the well-earned retirement of DWW Archer, a truly remarkable facility dog who has made a lasting impact on the lives of countless children. His gentle presence, unwavering support, and ability to bring comfort and confidence to those who needed it most made him the perfect fit for
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WHO DO YOU TELL?™ Program (WDYT) An education program created specifically for elementary school children The “Who Do You Tell?”™ Program (WDYT) is an education program created specifically for elementary school children, their parents, and teachers. The “WDYT?”™ Program was first introduced in Calgary in 1983. The “WDYT?”™ Program has the approval of
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Join us on May 24/2025 for an empowering event in acknowledgement of Sexual Violence Awarness Month. This workshop is aimed to teach women essential life-saving skills in a safe and inclusive environment, while learning the value of your power. Date: May 24/2025 Time: 10:00am-12:30pm Fee: (16+ event) $25 donation –
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Save the Date Archer’s Retirement Party – May 16, 2025 Date: Friday, May 16/2025 Time: 1:00 – 4:00 pm Place: PACE Building 10031 103 Avenue Grande Prairie, AB T8V 1B9
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In recognition of Sexual Violence Awareness Month, PACE has partnered with Hornbrook Hollows Funhouse for a round of FREE mini golf. No registration required Open to all ages Date: May 14/2025 Time: Noon – Closing
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This workshop is aimed to educate you about the social, cultural, and legal aspects of sexual abuse, assault, and harassment. It will enable you to recognize, define and appropriately respond to the continium of behaviours that constitute sexual abuse and assault. This workshop is recognized as a credit with the
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The Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) Training Workshop was developed by the Mental Health Commission of Canada to help people provide initial support to someone who may be developing a mental health problem or experiencing a mental health crisis. MHFA teaches mental health first aid skills.
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Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) is a two-day accredited interactive workshop in suicide first aid. ASIST teaches you to recognize when someone may have thoughts of suicide, and how to work with them to create a plan that will support their immediate safety.
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This introductory level workshop will help you learn about professionlism in the workplace. It introduces the concepts & importance of professionlism and what boundaries are. Participants will understand how professionals present themselves, approach their work, and ensure ethical conduct in the workplace.
Introduction to Professionalism Workshop – March 6 2025 LEARN MORE »
In this workshop, you will gain a better understanding about self-harming behaviours. This workshop will provide you with the warning signs of individuals who self-harm, and some practical strategies to address the self-harming behaviour.
Awareness of Self Harming Behaviors Workshop – February 27 2025 LEARN MORE »
