Parent (GUARDIAN) And Child Education (PACE) Program | New Directions - Domestic Abuse Shelter And Rape Crisis Center

212 North Main Street, Administrative Offices, Mount Vernon, OH 43050

Eligibility

New Directions prevention programs are open to anyone interested in building safer, healthier relationships and communities. Prevention and education services are available to all individuals, schools and community organizations. Participation is free and voluntary and programs are designed to be inclusive, developmentally appropriate and accessible to everyone.

Hours

Hours for New Directions prevention and education programs vary based on school schedules, community needs and event times. If you are requesting a program or event outside of standard business hours (8am – 5pm), please submit your request at least one month in advance to allow adequate time for scheduling and preparation.

(740) 397-4357

Voice

https://www.newdirectionsknox.org

[email protected]

Application process

Call Halle at 740-397-4357 or email [email protected]. Visit https://www.newdirectionsknox.org/prevention-and-education and complete the Contact Us Today form.

Fees

Free.

Service area

Knox County, Ohio

Description

PACE is New Directions Parent and Child Education program that addresses youth facing multiple risk factors, providing space for youth and parents to learn and grow together. The PACE program includes two tracks, one for the parent/caregiver and one for the youth where they learn about healthy relationships, digital respect and safety and risky behaviors.

Data provided by

211 Pathways

What's Here

Spouse/Intimate Partner Abuse Prevention Youth Violence Prevention Dating Violence Prevention

Providing organization

New Directions - Domestic Abuse Shelter And Rape Crisis Center

New Directions provides free and confidential resources for individuals who have experienced domestic violence, sexual assault or human trafficking. Services include a 24/7 crisis hotline, emergency crisis shelter and advocacy supports. New Directions also offers support groups, outreach and awareness initiatives and prevention and education programs.