Truth and Reconciliation Day
PACE staff supporting Truth and Reconciliation Day – September 30/2023
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PACE staff supporting Truth and Reconciliation Day – September 30/2023
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In honor of Pace Centre’s 43rd Anniversary, we invited all of Pace’s past and present employees, board members, volunteers, and those who have so generously donated to our organization over the years!The event was held on September 16th. For 43 remarkable years, Pace has stood as a beacon of hope,
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IGH (Inter-Generational Healing) is a closed support group that provides participants the opportunity to understand and work through underlying and often complex issues and challenges to safe and positive parenting. Participants will build or add to their toolkits to enjoy more positive outcomes in their parenting journey and strengthening parent
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We recognize June 21 as National Indigenous Peoples Day. On this day, we recognize and celebrate the history, heritage, resilience, and diversity of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis across Canada. We encourage you to participate in an event near you! @gpfriendship is hosting a parade (beginning at 5pm, starting at 113
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Please join us in raising awareness for sexual violence by attending Trauma-Informed Yoga in the Park at Muskoseepi Park Amphitheatre on Sunday, June 18th, 2023! This event is brought to you by PACE Centre, in collaboration with Odyssey House and IMPACT. The event will be held on the hill by
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May 5th is Red Dress Day. It is the day to recognize and honour Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women. Red dresses are used to call the spirits of missing and murdered women and girls back to their loved ones. Please reach out to available services if you need additional support.
ALIGN is holding breakfast sessions across the province as an avenue to connect with candidates in the provincial election. The breakfast sessions aim to increase candidates’ understanding of the well-being sector and inform them about sector concerns impacting service delivery due to inflation pressures, wages and staffing challenges. GRANDE PRAIRIE
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February 22, 2023 is National Human Trafficking Awareness Day. What can you do?
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PACE would like to sent a special thank you to the Grande Prairie LIVE theatre for their generous donation of $2,251.75. They accepted donations from their dress rehearsal for the play “Shrek” along with the proceeds from their canteen on that night. Your donation was greatly appreciated.
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Pink Shirt Day is February 22, 2023. Pink Shirt Day began in 2007 when a student in Nova Scotia was bullied for wearing a pink shirt to school. It has since been recognized annually worldwide as a day to stand against bullying. This year’s theme, #BeKindAB, encourages Albertans to be
Since 2014, we have experienced a significant, ongoing increase in demand for specialized sexual assault services in Alberta. Survivors not only need counselling to help them heal and recover, but they need to be able to access the criminal justice system. And Alberta needs prevention programs so we can stop
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November is Family Violence Prevention Month (FVPM) in Alberta. It’s a time to increase awareness about family violence and share resources that can help those experiencing violence and abuse. If you need to speak with someone at a domestic violence shelter near you, call toll-free, 24/7 hotline at 1-866-331-3933 or
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Mark Your Calendar for November 19/2022 – Sitoskatowen Round Dance – Everyone is Welcome to attend
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