Catholic Youth Care - Adventure Clubs

http://www.cyc.ie/components/com_gk3_photoslide/thumbs_big/422134dlycafe4.jpglink

http://www.cyc.ie/components/com_gk3_photoslide/thumbs_big/111272Members_of_NEIC_having_fun_in_whitewater_on_the_liffey.JPGlink

http://www.cyc.ie/components/com_gk3_photoslide/thumbs_big/601457POPE_JOHN_PAUL_II_AWARDS_3.jpglink

http://www.cyc.ie/components/com_gk3_photoslide/thumbs_big/823806wyd.01.JPGlink

Dun Laoghaire Youth Cafe.

For more information, see Dun Laoghaire Youth Service website. See details

Having fun in the water

Water based activities are just one of the many projects you can do in an Adventure Sports Club. See details

At the launch of the John Paul II Awards

The John Paul II Award, inaugurated in 2006, is an initiative that animates young people to express their faith through parish and community based activities. To find out more about See details

For information on World Youth Day

Contact The Office of Youth Evangelisation See details

Adventure Clubs

CYC Adventure Clubs Network is run by the Adventure Sports Department of CYC. The Adventure Sports Department (formerly the “Outward Bound" Department) has been offering adventure sports programmes to the young people of Dublin for over 20 years. There are now 7 CYC Adventure Clubs running in the city. The current clubs are; Dublin City AC in conjunction with the Aisling project, NEIC AC with LYCS, Rathmines AC with Rathmines Community Partnership, South City AC with YMCA & Finglas South, East & West with CYC’s Finglas Youth Service. There are 2 more clubs in the planning with Sphere 17 & Bradog Youth Services & 3 independently run clubs in Ballyfermot, North Wall & Artane.

The CYC Adventure Clubs Network offers services to all the clubs in its Network in order to allow them to grow and develop. Services include; Yearly Training Programme, Fundraising Assistance, Accounts Services, Annual Events, Website, Administration and Committee Assistance, Adventure Sports Staffing & Adventure Sports Resources