See Sports Challenge is an exciting initiative designed to bring blind and partially sighted people from across Northern Ireland together to take part in a unique outdoor sports challenge. As the Council’s twist on the See Sports Differently initiative, this two-year programme encourages individuals, families and groups to get active, push their limits and experience the benefits of inclusive sports.
The programme is funded by The Primary Club – The James Fund and supported by Royal National Institute of Blind People in Northern Ireland (RNIB NI). Participants can register for one of three challenges. Each challenge will require participation in a number of different sporting sessions, increasing in numbers as the challenge gets harder. Whether taking part individually or as part of a team, participants will have the opportunity to develop new skills and build confidence.
The outdoor sporting sessions include; canoeing, kayaking, stand-up-paddleboarding, power boating, angling, climbing, archery, walking, cycling, snow skiing and snow tubing.
Join us and take on the See Sports Challenge, because sport should be for everyone!

