PACE - Revision history

Ross Burgess at 19:13, 22 March 2016

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	PACE is committed to researching the changing needs of LGBT people, and offering wide ranging, crucial support services to meet these needs and help people move through their difficult times.		PACE is committed to researching the changing needs of LGBT people, and offering wide ranging, crucial support services to meet these needs and help people move through their difficult times.

			PACE offered weekends like "Out of Control" for men who were unhappy about the amount of the kind of sex they were having.<ref>http://www.aurora-croydon.org.uk/linkscruising.shtml. [[Aurora Croydon] website. Accessed: 2016-03-22. (Archived by WebCite® at http://www.webcitation.org/6gClcg3qY)</ref>

	Young people could access PACE via [[LGBT Jigsaw]].		Young people could access PACE via [[LGBT Jigsaw]].

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Ross Burgess at 17:02, 7 February 2016

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	[[File:PACE2.png\|thumb\|PACE logo]]'''PACE''' is London's leading charity promoting the mental health and emotional well-being of the LGBT community. (Registered charity number: 801271). [[Margaret Unwin]] was appointed its Chief Executive in 2012, replacing [[Tim Franks]].		[[File:PACE2.png\|thumb\|PACE logo]]'''PACE''' was London's leading charity promoting the mental health and emotional well-being of the LGBT community. (Registered charity number: 801271). [[Margaret Unwin]] was appointed its Chief Executive in 2012, replacing [[Tim Franks]].

	Established in 1985, previously part of the ~~lesbian~~ and ~~gay centre~~, PACE itself was founded by a group of volunteers in recognition of the difficulties lesbians and gay men faced from homophobia.		Established in 1985, previously part of the [[London Lesbian and Gay Centre]], PACE itself was founded by a group of volunteers in recognition of the difficulties lesbians and gay men faced from homophobia.

	Since 1985 PACE services have continually developed, now working with lesbian, gay and bisexual women, gay and bisexual men, trans people and those exploring their sexual or gender identities. PACE offers a range of holistic support services including:		Since 1985 PACE services have continually developed, now working with lesbian, gay and bisexual women, gay and bisexual men, trans people and those exploring their sexual or gender identities. PACE offers a range of holistic support services including:
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	PACE is committed to researching the changing needs of LGBT people, and offering wide ranging, crucial support services to meet these needs and help people move through their difficult times.		PACE is committed to researching the changing needs of LGBT people, and offering wide ranging, crucial support services to meet these needs and help people move through their difficult times.

	Young people ~~can~~ access PACE via [[LGBT Jigsaw]].		Young people could access PACE via [[LGBT Jigsaw]].

	==Closure==		==Closure==

Ross Burgess at 17:01, 7 February 2016

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	[[File:PACE2.png\|thumb\|PACE logo]]'''PACE''' is London's leading charity promoting the mental health and emotional well-being of the LGBT community. (Registered charity number: 801271). [[Margaret Unwin]] was appointed its Chief Executive in 2012, replacing [[Tim Franks]].		[[File:PACE2.png\|thumb\|PACE logo]]'''PACE''' is London's leading charity promoting the mental health and emotional well-being of the LGBT community. (Registered charity number: 801271). [[Margaret Unwin]] was appointed its Chief Executive in 2012, replacing [[Tim Franks]].

	Established ~~for over 25 years~~, previously part of the lesbian and gay centre, PACE itself was founded by a group of volunteers in recognition of the difficulties lesbians and gay men faced from homophobia.		Established in 1985, previously part of the lesbian and gay centre, PACE itself was founded by a group of volunteers in recognition of the difficulties lesbians and gay men faced from homophobia.

	Since 1985 PACE services have continually developed, now working with lesbian, gay and bisexual women, gay and bisexual men, trans people and those exploring their sexual or gender identities. PACE offers a range of holistic support services including:		Since 1985 PACE services have continually developed, now working with lesbian, gay and bisexual women, gay and bisexual men, trans people and those exploring their sexual or gender identities. PACE offers a range of holistic support services including:
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	Young people can access PACE via [[LGBT Jigsaw]].		Young people can access PACE via [[LGBT Jigsaw]].

			==Closure==

			In early 2016 the charity announced that it was closing down.
			:“Sadly despite work to support the charity raising the necessary income needed has proved increasingly hard and it has become clear that it is no longer financially viable for the charity to continue."<ref>Nick Duffy, ''Pink News'', 22 January 2016.</ref>

	== External links ==		== External links ==

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	Established for over 25 years, previously part of the lesbian and gay centre, PACE itself was founded by a group of volunteers in recognition of the difficulties lesbians and gay men faced from homophobia.		Established for over 25 years, previously part of the lesbian and gay centre, PACE itself was founded by a group of volunteers in recognition of the difficulties lesbians and gay men faced from homophobia.

	Since 1985 PACE services have continually developed, now working with lesbian, gay and bisexual women, gay and bisexual men, trans people and those exploring their sexual or gender identities.~~We are continually striving to meet the changing needs of the LGBT communities, and our professional and experienced staff and volunteers now offer~~ a range of holistic support services including:		Since 1985 PACE services have continually developed, now working with lesbian, gay and bisexual women, gay and bisexual men, trans people and those exploring their sexual or gender identities. PACE offers a range of holistic support services including:

	*Counselling		*Counselling

Ross Burgess at 16:49, 19 May 2014

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	'''PACE''' is London's leading charity promoting the mental health and emotional well-being of the LGBT community. (Registered charity number: 801271). [[Margaret Unwin]] was appointed its Chief Executive in 2012, replacing [[Tim Franks]].		[[File:PACE2.png\|thumb\|PACE logo]]'''PACE''' is London's leading charity promoting the mental health and emotional well-being of the LGBT community. (Registered charity number: 801271). [[Margaret Unwin]] was appointed its Chief Executive in 2012, replacing [[Tim Franks]].

	Established for over 25 years, previously part of the lesbian and gay centre, PACE itself was founded by a group of volunteers in recognition of the difficulties lesbians and gay men faced from homophobia.		Established for over 25 years, previously part of the lesbian and gay centre, PACE itself was founded by a group of volunteers in recognition of the difficulties lesbians and gay men faced from homophobia.
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Ross Burgess at 22:07, 1 October 2013

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	'''PACE''' is London's leading charity promoting the mental health and emotional well-being of the LGBT community. (Registered charity number: 801271). [[Margaret Unwin]] was appointed its Chief Executive in 2012.		'''PACE''' is London's leading charity promoting the mental health and emotional well-being of the LGBT community. (Registered charity number: 801271). [[Margaret Unwin]] was appointed its Chief Executive in 2012, replacing [[Tim Franks]].

	Established for over 25 years, previously part of the lesbian and gay centre, PACE itself was founded by a group of volunteers in recognition of the difficulties lesbians and gay men faced from homophobia.		Established for over 25 years, previously part of the lesbian and gay centre, PACE itself was founded by a group of volunteers in recognition of the difficulties lesbians and gay men faced from homophobia.

Ross Burgess at 11:23, 16 July 2013

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	'''PACE''' is London's leading charity promoting the mental health and emotional well-being of the LGBT community. (Registered charity number: 801271)		'''PACE''' is London's leading charity promoting the mental health and emotional well-being of the LGBT community. (Registered charity number: 801271). [[Margaret Unwin]] was appointed its Chief Executive in 2012.

	Established for over 25 years, previously part of the lesbian and gay centre, PACE itself was founded by a group of volunteers in recognition of the difficulties lesbians and gay men faced from homophobia.		Established for over 25 years, previously part of the lesbian and gay centre, PACE itself was founded by a group of volunteers in recognition of the difficulties lesbians and gay men faced from homophobia.