News
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Rest in peace, Sister Isabel Kelly
Sister Isabel Kelly volunteered for Pace from 2008 up until the pandemic forced isolation in 2020. She brought a uniqueness...
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Independent Children’s Social Care Review – Have your say
Initial findings from the independent children’s social care review have been published. The next stage of the review will continue...
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Time to step down
I started my post as CEO at Pace on 28 July 2008, nearly 13 years ago, and now I am...
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Child Exploitation Awareness Day 2021
This Child Exploitation Awareness Day 2021, our wonderful training team have come together to deliver (a covid secure!) video message....
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Spotlight on best practice – New parent support group launched in Wales
Carole Bower is a Therapeutic Practitioner for Denbighshire Council and has worked in Social Work for 18 years, specialising in...
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Listen to Pace on BBC Radio Tees
We were pleased to be invited to talk with journalist Amy Oaken on BBC Radio Tees about online safety. Listen...
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Lindsay Dalton wins Inspiring Communicator Award
A huge congratulations to Lindsay Dalton, our Head of Training, Partnerships and Development who has won the Inspiring Communicators Award...
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Support our Christmas Appeal
Please watch our video and support our Christmas Appeal. We are humbled every day by the bravery and strength of...
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Welcome back to Aravinda, our new trustee
A very warm welcome back to Aravinda Kosaraju. Aravinda was one of the first employees at Pace in 2005, as Research...
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Mark Whelan receives MBE in Queen’s Birthday Honours List for his dedication to protecting children from sexual exploitation
Mark Whelan, Pace Training Coordinator has been awarded an MBE in the Queen’s Birthday Honours list for his services in...
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Mental Health Awareness Day 2021
Lindsay Dalton talks about the impact child exploitation on parents’ mental health this World Mental Health Awareness Day. Child exploitation...
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Parents in Sports Week 2020
As part of Parents in Sports Week 2020, Lindsay Dalton talks to parents about what safeguarding checks they can do...