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
We are proud to share our 2017 Strategy and Impact report with you. See how your support has helped the children, families and staff achieve great things throughout 2016/2017 Strategy and Impact report Final May 30th 2017
This bank holiday weekend is a perfect opportunity to have that overdue catch up with your friends. You could bake up some delicious delights, or shake up a few cocktails. Take a look at our ideas below for inspiration. How does it work. A little extra something
Donate today and support children like George George has PVL four limb cerebral palsy with total body involvement. He was born 13 weeks early. There were complications, and as we had lost twins at 21 weeks our consultant needed to deliver our baby for him to
Get your workplace involved in our Summer of Giving campaign. Whether you work in a small team of people or as part of a big corporate organisation, you can make a big different to the exceptional children at Pace. In our last workplace blog we