Pace In the News
Please see how Pace Center for Girls is changing the lives of girls and young women through advocacy, partnerships, programs, and more in the many stories shared and published in the media.
In response to the critical need for accessible mental health services for girls, Pace Center for Girls (Pace) is proud to announce the launch of TelePace, a virtual therapeutic platform designed to reach girls in south and west Broward County.
Pace Center for Girls proudly announces the appointment of Dr. Tyneal Haywood Sr. as Executive Director of Pace Leon.
More than 100 Pace girls from across the state met with members of the Florida House, Florida Senate and other elected officials and leaders to share the impact of Pace’s model.
Experts say mental health struggles in teens are at record levels, which is why officials at the Pace Center for Girls in Manatee County say they are expanding — building a $6.5 million school that will allow a 16% increase in attendance.
Executive director Amy Wickmavis said the goal is to cater to more families in Manatee County.