Welcome to Paces
Paces, based at High Green in North Sheffield, was founded by parents of children with Cerebral Palsy in 1997 and has worked ever since to support those families, children and adults who are living with neurological conditions.
We offer innovative conductive education programmes to help transform their lives.
Although Paces receives some statutory funding to deliver contracted services, grant funding, donations and sponsorship’s make a huge difference to the children, adults and families we support, allowing us to:
- Offer a variety of support services which would otherwise not be possible (e.g. family support, home visits and outings).
- Buy specialist equipment, enabling children and adults to achieve the highest level of independence in life.
Every pound raised on our behalf makes a significant difference to the lives of the children, adults and families we support, and we would like to take this opportunity to thank you in advance for all of your efforts.
Our Latest News
Inspirational Tobias prepares for Yorkshire Day finish to Marathon Challenge
Four months on from starting his Marathon Challenges, the Yorkshire nine-year-old who has captured hearts across the country with his fundraising will complete his second 26 miles on Yorkshire Day. ‘Captain’ Tobias Weller, who has Cerebral Palsy and Autism, cannot walk or stand unaided – let alone run. Yet since 23 March, almost every day, … Read more
Lennie’s challenge on BBC Breakfast
BBC Breakfast featured our pupil Lennie on Monday 20 July. They spoke to his mum Sally live from their Leeds home as well as broadcasting some live playing by our eight-year old star. He’s raised over £10,000 for our new home – and you can still donate at http://www.pacessheffield.org.uk/lennie
Lennie on ITV Evening News
Our superstar Lennie appeared on the ITV Evening News on Monday 6 July. You can donate to Lennie at www.pacessheffield.org.uk/lennie
Paces in the Yorkshire Post
Our campaign for a new home for Paces was featured in the Yorkshire Post on Tuesday 7 July. Following the fundraising of our pupils Tobias and Lennie, the newspaper told the story of why it was needed and how the money raised would help. You can read the article here >>