Training Services

The Cedar Foundation's Training Service is an innovative package of training, employment and support programmes that promote the social and economic inclusion of people with disabilities.


The Employment Development Programme

Supporting people with physical disability to access a wide range of employment opportunities.

The Foundation Training Programme

Enabling people with a physical disability to enhance their lifestyle and to operate more effectively in education, work and in the community.

The Integration Development Programme

Supporting people with physical disability to access a wide range of inclusive, community-based, educational, vocational and social opportunities.

Karten CTEC Centres

The KARTEN CTEC Centres offer Computer Aided Training, Education and Communication for people with physical disability.

Community Inclusion Programme

Supporting people with physical disability by offering socially inclusive, sustainable alternatives to traditional day services, through access to a wide range of community-based educational, vocational and social opportunities.

Training for Success - Specialist Support Service

The Cedar Foundation in partnership with RNIB NI will provide a specialist service within Training for Success for young people with disabilities and/or sensory impairment across all of Northern Ireland.

Millennium Volunteers Programme

The Millennium Volunteers Programme aims to promote and recognise a sustained commitment by young people to voluntary activity that makes a clear impact on the community

Community ConneXion

Community ConneXion offers a diverse range of opportunities for both disabled and non-disabled peole to become inolved in volunteering.

Workable (NI)

Providing person centered support to enable disabled employees to integrate into the workplace.

Northern Floating Support

Offering support to adults over 18 years with physical disability & Sensory impairment in the Northern Health & Social Care Trust area.

Active Futures Programme

Supporting young people with physical and/or sensory disabilities to ensure a smooth transition from school into employment, further education and community based programmes.

ATLAS

The Atlas Project was developed to address the skill shortage for Assistive Technology Assessors due to increasing demand for Assistive Technology Assessments to be completed.

 


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