85 Years of Impact

The Cedar Foundation was set up in 1941 as the Northern Ireland Council for Orthopaedic Development and for 85 years, we have grown from an organisation dedicated to a single condition to one that focuses on the needs of the individual, whatever their disability.

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2024 - 2025

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Volunteer's Week 2026
Cedar Foundation Fundraiser

Cedar Foundation's 85th Anniversary.
ABI Week: Western Area
ABI Week: South Eastern

Rochelle's Skills Connect Success

Rochelle was referred to the Skills Connect in September last year. After completing the Skills Connect Employability Academy in January, Rochelle was able to secure paid work in the same month.
Autism Services

Develop personal understanding of Autism through training, apply strategies to promote health and well-being in daily life & achieve work goals and qualifications. Transition from school to next stage, Participate in community activity & access short break service for Children and Young people Support to live independently at home or supported living accommodation (enabled with SMART technology Belfast & South Eastern are
Brain Injury

Support transition to education, work & Training Assistance to participate in community activity Support to live independently with Floating Support or supported living accommodation (enabled with SMART technology Belfast & South Eastern area)
Housing Support

The Cedar Foundation Housing Related Support Service aims to provide adults who have disabilities with appropriate support in their own homes which enables client choice and participation. This contributes to independence in maintaining tenancies/ licences, good budgeting, enhanced self-esteem and living full and valued lives
Learning Disability

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Children and young people

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Physical disabilities

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Discover Dynamic Employment

Learn about the benefits of working for Cedar. Join us as we support people living with disability, autism and brain injury to live the lives they choose.
The Mews

The Mews is a Supported Living Service consisting of 12 single occupancy apartments based in West Belfast. The service cares for and supports individuals with learning disabilities, Autism and/or complex needs.
Our History

The Cedar Foundation was set up in 1941 as the Northern Ireland Council for Orthopaedic Development and, forover 75 years, we have grown from an organisation dedicated to a single condition to one that focuses on the needs of the individual, whatever their disability.
West Belfast

Cedar has worked in partnership with Choice Housing and Radius to provide supported living services within West Belfast Living Options. One of these services, ‘Mourneview Court’ is a new facility located at 151 Glen Road, Belfast. This facility comprises of 11 modern two bedroom apartments based on two tenants sharing. Assistive technology is available to promote independence and daily living.
Autism Services

Develop personal understanding of Autism through training, apply strategies to promote health and well-being in daily life & achieve work goals and qualifications. Transition from school to next stage, Participate in community activity & access short break service for Children and Young people Support to live independently at home or supported living accommodation (enabled with SMART technology Belfast & South Eastern are
Johnston Way

Johnston Way is a supported living service situated in North Lisburn. The service cares for and supports males who have complex needs and learning disabilities.
Our Vision

Cedar delivers a range of services that support people with disabilities to get the most out of life and to be fully included in their communities. Our services are centered around the individual needs of each person and are delivered throughout Northern Ireland.
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Work and Learn

Find out about how we can help with training and work support.
Regional Floating Support (Disability)

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