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(Clothes by George at ASDA.) The Cedar Foundation is hosting its third User Forum Fashion Show to raise money to provide services for disabled people in Northern Ireland.
The Cedar Foundation is hosting its third User Forum Fashion Show to raise money to provide services for disabled people in Northern Ireland.
It takes place on Wednesday 15 October, in The Wellington Park Hotel, Belfast at 7.45pm and will once again be hosted by BBC TV personality Sarah Travers. Tickets are still available, costing just £10.00 each which includes entrance to the show and a glass of wine.
Pictured: Anne McAleer, Cedar User Forum Facilitator, BBC's Sarah Travers and Danielle Finnegan from ASDA, help launch this years Cedar User Forum Fashion Show, to be held at The Wellington Park Hotel on Wednesday 15 October.
Clothes will be provided by George at ASDA, from their recently refurbished superstore at Cityside Retail Park. What is unique about the show is that it has been organised by and will star disabled people who use the services of The Cedar Foundation. It has been co-ordinated by Cedar Staff and The User Forum, a group of disabled people who help to influence the decisions made by Cedar and whose aim is to make a positive difference to the lives of disabled people in Northern Ireland.
Cedar works in partnership with disabled people across Northern Ireland providing quality support, care, accommodation and training services to enable disabled adults and children to participate in all aspects of community life.
For tickets and to find out more tel: 028 9066 6188.
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