Our mission is to use innovation to support the well-being of seniors and youth through mutually beneficial online intergenerational mentorship programs, called Intergenerational Tele-Mentoring ie "The Little-Prince Virtual Effect".

We help youth navigate life by connecting them with seniors who hold a vast amount of knowledge and life experience.

And we help prevent senior frailty by giving them a sense of value and usefulness through the mentorship programs.

PACE is an acronym for Programs for Autonomy and Communication for the Elderly (via intergernerational programs)

So inspite of the acronym referencing only the elderly, it soon became clear that our Tele-Mentoring program [described below] naturally supports both seniors and youth. The name has remained, reflecting the idea that individuals grow and navigate life at their own pace through our program.

PACE 2000 as part of its intergenerational telementoring programs has created a innovative videoconferencing app PACE-2-Face that was co-designed by seniors and youth for a balance of user-friendliness and usefulness.

Intergernerational pairs [seniors and youth] are vetted and paired by our trained Intergenerational Co-ordinators to assure optimal benefits to our PACE-2-Face participants

The PACE 2000 International Foundation. a Franco-Canadian organization, is a Canadian registered charity since January, 1993.We currently operate transatlantically, in Canada and France as well as internationally in the near future.