Pace is responsive to all the needs of the girls, understanding that to truly make the positive change necessary to heal and grow that the girls must have access to services outside of the Pace Center. Pace wants to have the ability to safely and reliably transport the up to 60 girls that participate in the Pace Day program to the health department, job interviews, museums, community service activities, educational field trips, parks for recreation, Tallahassee for Pace Day at the Capitol, presentations in the community, dental appointments, GED exams, home visits and court appearances. IMPACT 100 funds will be used to purchase three new Toyota Sienna Hybrid vans for the Pace Day Program to replace the three vans that need to be retired due to safety and maintenance concerns. Two are 2009 and the third one has over 101,000 miles. They are not currently considered to be reliable. The new five door vans can safety transport up to 8 passengers and are equipped with the latest safety features. They are expected to be in service 10-12 years. Also included will be magnets for each of the three vehicles with Pace Center for Girls, Inc., and IMPACT 100 Pensacola Bay Area prominently identified.