PACE Center for Girls

Pace Center for Girls gets $2 million for substance abuse prevention

Raymon Troncoso

Pace received the grant from THE PLAYERS Championship Village to fund a three-year pilot program for substance abuse prevention and intervention services.

Woman high fiving a girl as another girl looks into a microscope

First Coast

An Increased Focus On Women, Girls In The Quest To Reduce Gun Violence

Rosie Brooks has experienced both of a mother’s worst nightmares involving gun violence.First, Brooks’ son spent a decade behind bars for an accidental…

First Coast

Jacksonville-Based Juvenile Justice Nonprofit Expands Into Georgia

Jessica Palombo

A Jacksonville-based nonprofit that helps keep girls out of jail is expanding into Georgia as it celebrates its 35th anniversary. The PACE Center for…

First Coast Connect

11/30/2016: JEA Follow-up; PACE Center For Girls; Art & Antiques Show; Judy Wells; Jeff Bradley

Kevin Meerschaert

Wednesday on First Coast Connect, JEA employees Al Johnson and Terence Adams joined the show to discuss the complaint they field with the U.S. Equal…

Community

HandsOn Jacksonville Provides Training To Become A Successful Boardmemeber

Blueprint for Leadership is a once-a-year program, started by HandsOn Jacksonville, that trains local residents to become members of Boards of Directors…