Disaster Preparedness and Resiliency
Training those who serve communities in need.
(Disaster Response Training)
We bridge the gap between neighbors helping neighbors and the government’s efforts to help.
We envision a world where neighbors help neighbors after a disaster without reliance on government agencies; thereby leaving the government to focus on restoration of shared public services such as public safety and infrastructure.
(About Us)
We are on a mission to bridge the gap between neighbors helping neighbors and the government’s efforts to help.
Resilient individuals create resilient communities that don’t rely on government intervention.
How We Serve
01
Individuals, Families, and Faith-based Organizations
Help individuals, families, and faith-based organizations improve their disaster preparedness and increasing their tools for resiliency through training.
02
Government Through Consulting and Training
Help the government through consulting and training services to improve their operations that are focused on disaster preparedness and emergency management.
03
Volunteer Efforts
Although PACE Resiliency is not a non-profit org, we like to contribute to building more resilient communities. Current efforts include; Chairman of the Alachua County COAD/LTRG, AUXCOMM Radio Operator, teaching Wilderness First Responder Courses for university students, and training families in the highlands of Ecuador how produce clean drinking water.