Community Inclusion Services celebrate Christmas!

Community Inclusion Services hosted a range of Christmas activities across the Northern Ireland on the run up to the festive season!

The Big Lottery Community Fund Right 4U:) Service in the Western Trust hosted a number of family events with over 26 families in attendance. In Omagh families were invited to meet Santa and tell him what they want for Christmas, and so to did families in Fermanagh where they visited Santa in Florence Court National Forest Park.

The families in Foyle visited the Waterside Theatre to attend the Panto Aladdin.

The children and their families across the Trust had a great time with one mum saying:

“We had such a great day out, its lovely to share this experience with other families!”

The adult Right 4U:) Service for adults in Belfast and South Eastern Trust visited the Christmas market with over 17 service users attended.

Our Youth Matters Service offered a range of Christmas parties in Belfast, Strabane, Lisburn and Armagh! Santa came to visit the children and the teenagers went out for Christmas dinner.

Cedar’s Community Inclusion Services would like to wish all our young people, their families and our partners a very festive Christmas and look forward to seeing you all in 2020!

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