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PACE Programs |
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Early Intervention
EI is is a collaborative effort of many professionals interested in creating a progressive, effective program for toddlers with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) ranging from early infants up to children 6 years old.
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PACE School
The School is a certified, non-profit, non-public school for persons with autism and related developmental disabilities, serving students 6 to 22 years of age.
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Residential Homes
PACE owns and operates six licensed residential group homes serving a total of 36 clients from the ages of 7 to 59+ years of age.
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Vocational Services
Once a student reaches transition age, learning self-care, job skills and community awareness beyond the school environment are all-important components of a student's life and the program at PACE.
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PACE School Open House - April 12th |
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The Pacific Autism Center for Education is hosting an open house and official ribbon cutting ceremony this April 12th from 10am to 1pm. The open house will allow visitors to tour the newly renovated space which now houses the PACE school and PACE administration. The PACE school has been developed using state-of-the-art technology focused on the special needs of the autism community. With a special appearance by Patricia Mahan, mayor of Santa Clara, PACE will anoint the new location in its continued quest to provide services for individuals with autism and their families.
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Support PACE and Turn Shopping into Giving
If you are an online shopper here are two easy ways you can turn shopping into a donation for PACE: |
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Buy or sell on eBay to support PACE. 10-100% of each item auctioned will be donated to PACE
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Shop online at pacificautism.maatiam.com every time you shop online at your favorite online retail stores including Nordstrom, Target, Macy’s, Amazon, Apple and more. A percentage of your purchase will be automatically donated to PACE.
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In addition PACE note cards, are available for $20/set. Each card in this pack of ten 4” X 6” cards is designed with a photograph taken by a PACE student. To purchase, contact Development@pacificautism.org.
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