Our History
Since the late 1970s TCF has focused on innovative development in relation to Living Options, Services for Children and Young People, and Training and Employment Services.
The diversity of services in recent years meant the name NICOD was no longer relevant, resulting in 
the name change in April 2000. ‘The Cedar Foundation’ was chosen as the cedar tree represents characteristics of Strength and Renewal, highly appropriate for an organisation committed to continuous improvement and vigorous pursuit of its aims.
In the early 1990s we began a process of internal review to ensure the organisation remained relevant to the needs of people with disabilities. This resulted in a managed move from segregated provision such as employment workshops to community based employment and training programmes, and development of an increased range of choices 
with regard to community living. This included Assisted Living Schemes and Supported Living in partnership with Habinteg Housing Association.
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Latest News
On 20th May over 60 delegates from a range of public, community and voluntary sector organisations attended The Cedar Foundation’s Best Practice Event in Malone Lodge.
Nearly £8000 was raised by brave Adrenaline Rushers who zipped across Craigavon Lakes recently to raise money for Northern Ireland Disability Charity, The Cedar Foundation.
The Cedar Foundation chose the theme A Life Less Ordinary – Train for Life after Brain Injury to promote Brain Injury Awareness Week which took place from 31st March – 4th April 2008.
Events
Fire’N’Ice is a unique opportunity to undertake a once in a lifetime challenge while raising funds for disabled people in Northern Ireland. It will consist of a Glasswalk, followed by a Firewalk.
The Cedar Foundation is looking for brave people to raise funds for our work by taking the plunge down the side of the Invest NI Headquarters in Belfast.
Ascend the highest peak in each of the four provinces of Ireland in a challenging 36 hour period. With the event fully managed by the ascent team, you will have the opportunity to undertake a once in a lifetime challenge in safety and comfort while raising funds for The Cedar Foundation.
Can you go the distance and help The Cedar Foundation cover 1000 miles in 2008 and help raise 10,000 pounds for disabled children and adults in Northern Ireland.
Horse riding in Mongolia, Brazil or accross the Andes, Canoeing on the Zambezi River, Cycling in Cuba, China, South Africa or Sri Lanka, Camel Riding through the Sahara, or Trekking in many different and interesting places, the choice is yours.
Contact Information
Telephone: (028) 9066 6188
FAX: (028) 9068 2400