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FOR ORGANISATIONS
PACE partners with organisations that are already serving communities and want to create stronger, more sustainable results.
WHO CAN PARTNER
Businesses
Charities
Schools
Universities
Healthcare providers
NGOs
Community organisations
Professional associations
Social enterprises
Churches in community development
A TWO-WAY PARTNERSHIP
PARTNERS MAY
PACE CAN CONNECT YOU WITH
WAYS TO PARTNER
Select a type of partnership to see what it involves.
Bring your organisation’s people and experience to run, host or co-deliver a PACE initiative.
Initiative Delivery · Training · Mentoring · Staff Time
FOR EXAMPLE
[e.g. a school hosting an after-school learning programme in partnership with PACE]
INDEPENDENCE
PACE partnership does not require your organisation to surrender its identity, governance or existing programmes. You choose where collaboration creates value.
Your name, brand and voice stay yours.
Your board and decisions are unchanged.
Existing work continues as you run it.
You decide the scope of each collaboration.
HOW IT WORKS
1
Tell us about your work, communities and what you could contribute.
2
We explore shared priorities and where collaboration could help.
3
Roles, responsibilities and expectations are set out together.
4
We work together, share progress and learn for future work.
OUR PARTNERS
[Partner logos appear here once partnerships are agreed — shown only with each partner's permission]
EXPLORE PARTNERSHIP
PREFER TO TALK FIRST?
We are happy to discuss partnership ideas before you register.
Contact the Partnerships TeamProfessionals, mentors and volunteers register separately.
Does partnership cost anything?
[Confirm — e.g. there is no fee to partner with PACE.]
Do we have to work exclusively with PACE?
No. Your organisation keeps its own identity, governance and programmes, and can continue working with others.
Does our organisation need to be faith-based?
[Confirm policy — e.g. PACE welcomes any organisation committed to strengthening Pakistani Christian communities.]
Can small or informal community groups partner?
[Confirm — e.g. yes; size matters less than commitment and shared purpose.]
How is a partnership agreed?
After an introductory conversation, we agree a clear scope together — roles, responsibilities and expectations — before any work begins.