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Hepatitis C: Basic Information Pamphlet
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Street Level Sex Trade and the Police    Response


Our Services

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PACE's programming continues to evolve and include new and innovative ideas that sex workers develop.

Although many of the programs and services initiated by PACE Society span across the spectrum between health, education, and support – we’ve attempted to assign each project under the section heading it most applies to.

 

 

So although the Hepatitis C cookbook and brochures are under the health section, they are great educational tools, and the group setting involved in the implementation of this project provided much support to participants.

Please keep this in mind as you browse through our services.

 

Support

At PACE Society, support is one of the most important services we provide to men, women, and transgendered sex workers. Click here to read more


Violence Prevention

The Violence Prevention program at PACE combines on-the-spot emergency support for issues around violence and a broader, prevention-based initiative which involves group workshops around relevant, contextual safety issues in the lives of survival sex workers.
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Outreach

Mobile Access Project (MAP)

In partnership with WISH Drop-In Centre, we visit known and emerging strolls in a van to provide support, supplies and information to active sex workers from 10:30pm to 5:30am every night in Vancouver.

 

 

Education

Clearing the Path

Clearing the Path encompasses a series of past and current projects that address class advocacy, policy development and structural change.

Sex workers were trained in organizational structure, policy review and development.  This group became PACE Society's Policy Development Team who spent all of 2005 conducting a content analysis of the policy manuals of women's organizations throughout Canada to develop internal policies for PACE Society. 
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Health

PACE Society is committed to reducing the harm experienced by survival sex workers, and for that reason, our office is equipped with harm reduction supplies made available to our members, such as condoms and needles. Click here to read more

 

 
 
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