Opportunities for all - an information directory for people with disabilities living in the Southern Trust Area

Education & Training

SRC	The Southern Regional College operates in six campuses in Armagh, Banbridge, Lurgan, Portadown, Newry and Kilkeel.
SWC	The South West College operates in four campuses in Cookstown, Dungannon, Enniskillen and Omagh.

Armagh
Out and About	The Out and About Project offers educational courses, training programmes and international and cross border seminars and conferences.
Dungannon
Equality 2000	Equality 2000 delivers disability equality training and a range of equality services.
Get Up & Grow	Get Up & Grow offers training, volunteering and work opportunities to persons with physical / sensory disabilities. Click on the link to e-mail ann@willowbankcommunity.org.
STEP	STEP provides community development and training services for individuals and groups and has particular expertise in providing support for migrant workers.
Newry
Mill Crafts	Mill Crafts offers adults with physical disability the opportunity to produce and sell arts and crafts.
Newry Technology Centre	Newry Technology Centre is a training facility set up to offer training to people with physical disabilities in the areas of information technology, administration and accounts.
80/20 Recycling	80/20 Recycling offers products made from locally sourced, re-used or recycled materials. It provides opportunities to work through Volunteering or Trainee Placements.
Physical Activity Training Directory	Find out the latest Physical Activity training opportunities from the Promoting Wellbeing Team of the Southern Trust.

Cedar Foundation	The Cedar Foundation provides support, care, accommodation and training services to enable disabled adults and children participate in all aspects of community life.
Community Skills NI	Community Skills NI contains information about skills development in the voluntary and community sector in Northern Ireland.
Disability Action	Disability Action works with disabled people in areas such as information & policy, employment & training support, transport and mobility assessment.
EGSA	The Educational Guidance Service for Adults connects adults with learning. It has a network of local offices across Northern Ireland.
SENAC	The Special Education Needs Advice Centre is an independent service for parents of children with special educational needs up to the age of 18.
Training for Success	Training for Success provides job-related training for young people aged 16 - 18 (up to 24 years for those requiring additional support).
WEA	The Workers Educational Association provides adult education in community and workplace settings. It works mainly with those over 18.