There is no summer camping facility, Special Olympics, or therapeutic riding facility that considers the needs or accommodates chemically disabled children. PACE supports the establishment of children's facilities and specialized remedial therapies for the chemically disabled child. PACE provides public comment on behalf of pesticide survivors for the edification of elected and regulatory officials as well as public service providers. PACE provides support for pesticide survivors during petitions and hearings with regulatory agencies. PACE issues press releases and letters to editors in support of protective and sustainable public policy.
Disabilities caused by chemical poisonings are truly preventable.
PACE hopes that through persistence and education these tragic injuries will end. Please join PACE in a show of support for pesticide survivors. Ask your public officials to provide for the needs of people disabled by chemical poisons. Please take action to prevent future disabilities by using alternatives to pesticides and other toxic products. PACE asks for no monetary donations, although they are gladly accepted.