Hundreds of not-for-profit organizations across Ontario, like PACE, have been supporting people with disabilities and seniors all year – this month, we’re looking to increase awareness of the important services we provide.
After more than twenty-eight years of dedicated service to PACE, Kim Knox, Director of Operations is retiring on October 16, 2020. Kim joined PACE in 1992 in a client service delivery role.
PACE is a non profit community support service organization that provides support services to adults with disabilities.
PACE became an accredited agency with Accreditation Canada in 2010. Accreditation Canada is an organization that works with health care organizations to improve quality, safety, staff and client experience and satisfaction. PACE uses Accreditation Canada’s program as the basis for continuous quality improvement. In 2013, PACE was awarded the status of “Accredited with Commendation”. The commendation recognition means that we not only met the basic requirements but, surpassed them. This is an upgrade of our initial “Accredited” status. Now in June 2017 - PACE has been accredited with "Exemplary Standing" which is the highest recognition standing.
PACE’s services to Clients are provided in a manner that is consistent with the philosophy of ‘Independent Living’.
After more than twenty-eight years of dedicated service to PACE, Kim Knox, Director of Operations is retiring on October 16, 2020. Kim joined PACE in 1992 in a client service delivery role.
Sept. 2020
PACE is pleased to announce the release of our 2019-2020 Annual Report.
Applications for these positions are restricted to current PACE employees only.
Thank you for your interest in PACE Independent Living. We do not have any job openings at the moment. Please check back again soon as we are always hiring.
MANAGEMENT and ADMINISTRATION
SUPPORTIVE HOUSING PROGRAMS
ATTENDANT OUTREACH PROGRAM
Message from the CEO:
PACE is committed to ensuring the safety and well-being of clients, staff, partners and the wider community. We have been closely monitoring the dynamic situation and the evolving advice and recommendations from international, national, provincial and local experts and authorities so that we can adapt our respond appropriately.
PACE is pleased to announce that we have altered some of our Paula Cassin Learning Centre (PCLC) programming to enable our clients to connect with staff, and each other, via telephone and video conferencing.
View a printable version of our Fall Program - 2020 flyer here.
PLEASE NOTE - the Paula Cassin Learning Centre remains closed to visitors and clients at this time.
PACE Programs
PACE programs are open to adults 18-65 years of age and living with a disability.
Attendant Outreach Services
PACE provides personal support services to adults with disabilities. Services are provided on a pre-booked basis. These services are provided between the hours of 6:00 a.m. to midnight, seven-days a week and can be offered in the individual’s home, school or workplace.
Eligibility criteria
To be eligible applicants must: