Centers
PACE Center for Girls is a nationally recognized 501(c)3 day program offering year round counseling, academic and life skills services for girls ages 12-17 who are at-risk of entering the juvenile justice system, failing or dropping out of school, running away or experiencing difficulty at home.
The PACE program is designed to meet the unique needs of adolescent at-risk girls by providing gender specific programming to build self esteem and confidence. PACE empowers girls to gain their education and reduce their chances of being involved in or to be victims of crime or violence. At the request of local community leaders and elected officials, PACE was established in Broward County in 1992 and in 19 years has served over 1,700 girls and their families.
PACE Reach Counsleing Center -- Do you know a girl ages 8 to 17 that is doing well in school but needs counseling? We are now offering (at no cost) the counseling component of the PACE program for girls and their families in Broward County. Click here for more information.
PACE Broward holds community tours monthly. We invite you to visit our center and see first hand how lives at risk are changing to lives with promise.
Come meet the girls of PACE Broward, view our program and learn more how you can help. To sign up for a "Portraits of PACE" tour, or to arrange for an alternative date and time, please contact This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or call 954-561-6939 ext. 317.
(If you are interested in enrolling a girl into the program, please contact Stacy Mednick at 954-561-6939 ext. 334 to schedule an appointment.)
JANUARY -- Thursday, January 26
FEBRUARY-- Wednesday, February 8
MARCH -- Tuesday, March 20
APRIL -- Thursday, April 26
MAY-- Wednesday, May 16
JUNE -- Tuesday, June 19
DIRECTIONS: PACE Broward is located on the west side of North Andrews Avenue between Oakland Park Blvd. and Sunrise Blvd. Our address is 2225 N. Andrews Avenue, Wilton Manors, FL 33311.
Join with local individuals, companies, foundations and civic organizations who share a common passion of making a difference in the lives of adolescent girls in our community. Come hear first hand why this year's theme, Embrace Growth & Change, is a vital guiding principle for both PACE Broward and the girls we serve. Complimentary seating, reservation required.
On October 22, PACE Broward hosted Keepin Up the PACE with Motown at the Coral Ridge Yacht Club. The monies raised this year netted over $78,000, which could not have been attained without the generous support of our sponsors, auction donors and guests who attended the event.
Motown Planning Committee -- (seated, left) Joyce Epstein, Pam Stratton, Carol Goldberg, (standing, left) Barbara Wagner Don Goldberg, Sandy Attermeyer, Bob Epstein, Don Attermeyer. Not pictured Jody and Ed Murphy, Deborah and John Hartman
PACE Center for Girls Broward recently honored its Class of 2011 at a graduation held at the African American Library and Cultural Center in Fort Lauderdale. Aggie Pappas, PACE Broward Executive Director, presented 21 graduates to family members, PACE supporters, and community partners in attendance. Ms. Pappas thanked the graduates for giving PACE "the faith and trust to be a part of your amazing transformation from 'adolescent girls' into 'beautiful young women' of tomorrow."
Aggie Pappas and Mark Snead with 2011 PACE Graduates.
PACE Center for Girls Broward was recently awarded $50,000 from the Broward Sheriff's Law Enforcement Trust Fund. This generous donation for the "Girls' Special Needs Fund" will help provide therapy, medical services, bus passes, lunches and emergency supplies for the girls at PACE Broward.