The Outlook Service

Outlook is a programme of social outreach with capacity building for children and young people.

The main aim of Outlook is to promote community inclusion and integration and give children and young people a community presence.

We do this by:

Providing a designated number of families with a respite service, with each family receiving hours on a weekly or fortnightly basis.
Developing programmes which are tailored to individuals through consultation, according to their identified hopes and needs.
Working in partnership with leisure and community centres and staff to facilitate access to activities ensuring full inclusion and participation.

Outlook promotes the opportunity for young people to gain more self-confidence and independence to develop hobbies and interests as well as life skills through offering support both inside and outside the home.

Outlook

For further information please contact:

Children and Young People's Services
Adelaide House
Hawthorn Industrial Estate
Falcon Road
Belfast
BT12 6SJ
Tel: (028) 9038 7040
e-mail: cse@cedar-foundation.org

Children and Young People's Services
Unit 4 The Vale Centre
Clooney Road
Greysteel
Co Londonderry
BT47 3GE
Tel: (028) 71813631
Fax: (028) 71813635
e-mail: csf@cedar-foundation.org

Children and Young People's Services
Unit 2 Bridge House
Omagh Road
Dromore
Co Tyrone
BT78 3AH
Tel: (028) 8289 7772
Fax: (028) 8289 7775
e-mail: cssl@cedar-foundation.org

Children and Young People's Services
Suite 4 A'Tek building
Edenaveys Industrial Estate
Newry Road
Armagh BT60 1EN
Tel: (028) 3752 6221
Fax: (028) 3752 6221
e-mail: csa@cedar-foundation.org

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Summer School 2008

This year saw the thirteenth annual summer school jointly organised by the Cedar Foundation Training Services (Eastern) and Community Development at the South Eastern Regional College (SERC).

Celebrating Youth

The diversity and talents of young disabled people in Northern Ireland were celebrated today at The Cedar Foundation’s new Children and Young People’s Offices in Belfast with a visit by The Children’s Commissioner.

Big Push For Cedar

Pauline Smilie, from Ballymena and Joanne McMullan from Ballymoney raised over £670.00 for The Cedar Foundation last Saturday by organising a sponsored Bed Push around Ballymena

Events

Fire'N'Ice, 18th October 2008

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.

Abseil, 20th September 2008

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.

Irish Four Peaks Challenge

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.

1000 Mile Challenge

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.

Overseas Challenges

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.

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