PACE

Who we are

Play, Adventure and Community Enrichment

PACE is a grass-roots charity based in the London Borough of Camden. Founded by a group of parents, childcare and play work professionals who came together to start a social enterprise, PACE came into being with the specific aim of developing inclusive, high quality play and childcare services and to support parents into work and training.

PACE deliver a wide range of services, including after school and holiday play provision, early years childcare, overnight ‘short breaks’ for children with disabilities and mentoring services for children excluded from school.

PACE supports parents by providing high-quality childcare and other services.

PACE delivers a range of services for local children, young people and families in Camden. We work with the Local Authority, schools, social services, inclusion teams, community groups and other like-minded organisations who want to support and engage with Camden communities. Here you can find out more about what we offer and find how you can become involved or make a referral.
 

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Our culture and values

Our Values:

We believe in: being accepting and respectful of others and valuing difference.

As an organisation, we are: professional, co-operative and inclusive.

As people, we are: positive, supportive and trustworthy.

Our mission:

To create and sustain high-quality, inclusive and responsive services that improve the well-being of children, young people and their families.

Our vision:

All children and young people should have a healthy, happy childhood and a resilient, supportive family. 

Our Aims:

1. Ensure all children and young people are able to have positive play and learning experiences in a safe, fun and stimulating environment.
2. Help to improve children and young people’s wellbeing by developing their emotional, educational, physical and social skills and raising their aspirations.
3. Support children, young people and families to be more understanding, accepting and respectful of others and to value differences.
4. Provide early intervention measures to increase the life chances of children, young people and families who are at risk of social exclusion.
5. Provide quality, affordable childcare and holistic family services, giving parents/carers support, respite and opportunities to access work and training.