As summer is coming to an end, fundraising would like to share with you some of their favourite summer photos. Thank you all for supporting Pace. [gallery size="large" ids="6290,6289,6288,6287,6286,6285,6284,6283,6282,6281,6280,6279,6278,6300,6277,6276,6265,6264,6261,6260"]
Pace are pleased to introduce Lindsay Gomme, our newest Patron. Lindsay and Pace have a long entwined history. The Trustees, Staff and other Patron are honoured that Lindsay has take on this role as her story with our wonderful charity continues. Below Lindsay gives a
[caption id="attachment_6204" align="alignright" width="300"] Luke Thompson[/caption] by Luke Thompson At Pace we believe that early intervention is essential for children with motor disorders to have the best opportunity in life. This includes having early access to powered wheelchairs which give children the chance to independently move. It is
They did it! Our 2019 Big Walk was, in spite of 40 mph gust, an incredible success with 224 walkers treading the footpaths between Dunstable and Wendover. Even storm Hannah could not stop our intrepid supporters as they took on the heights of Dunstable Downs,
When you arrive at your new desk and the team have already signed a welcome card and booked your first team lunch out, you know you’re onto something. When your third day is spent with some of the most incredible children you’ve ever met, you
World Cerebral Palsy Day is a movement of people with cerebral palsy (CP) and their families, and the organisations that support them, in more than 65 countries. Its vision is to ensure that children and adults with CP have the same rights, access and opportunities as
We are always very keen to improve our events and would be delighted to receive your feedback (both positive and/or negative).
We are always very keen to improve our events and would be delighted to receive your feedback (both positive and/or negative).
View a selection of the pictures from our wonderful BIG WALK event. If you were on the walk - hopefully you can spot yourself!
Around 200 people took part in Saturday’s ‘Big Walk’ all fundraising for Pace, the Aylesbury-based charity that provides education and therapy for children with disabilities like cerebral palsy. The Pace Big Walk is growing in popularity and supporters have already raised over £10,000 for the charity