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          A smiling woman wearing a blue safety helmet and climbing harness abseils down the side of a tall building, holding onto ropes high above a city street. Buildings, pedestrians and a bus stop are visible far below.A smiling woman wearing a blue safety helmet and climbing harness abseils down the side of a tall building, holding onto ropes high above a city street. Buildings, pedestrians and a bus stop are visible far below.A smiling woman wearing a blue safety helmet and climbing harness abseils down the side of a tall building, holding onto ropes high above a city street. Buildings, pedestrians and a bus stop are visible far below.

          Invest NI Claus for Cause Christmas Abseil

          Date

          Saturday 5 December 2026

          Registration Fee

          £45

          Fundraising pledge

          £150

          Minimum age

          16

          Location

          Invest NI Building, Belfast

          Jump into the season of goodwill with Team Concern at the Claus for a Cause Christmas Abseil, hosted by Bryson Pathways at the Invest NI building in the heart of Belfast. Take the plunge, conquer new heights, feel the adrenaline and make a life-changing difference for families living in extreme poverty. 

          As part of Team Concern you’ll receive:

          • A Concern worldwide T-shirt
          • A fundraising pack and support from a dedicated fundraiser to help you smash your target
          • Regular team emails, support and the knowledge that you have helped change and save lives

          Maximum weight
          With regards to weight/size restrictions, Bryson Pathways abseil equipment is rated to cover someone with 10” – 49” waist. NB Participants should be physically fit for the activity they have chosen and must complete a medical consent form. 

          How to sign up

          Register by completing the sign-up form on this page and our events team will be in touch. 

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          How your fundraising helps

          • £60 could help provide enough life-saving therapeutic food to treat two malnourished children
          • £108 could help treat 7 acutely malnourished mothers with therapeutic food
          • £216 could provide 23 safe birth kits helping to keep mothers and babies free from infection
          • £300 could help run a vital nutrition centre for two weeks so we can diagnose and treat children to prevent them from suffering severe malnutrition 

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          Join Team Concern for the Claus For A Cause Christmas Abseil 2026

          Please register your details below and one of our fundraising team will be in touch.

          A Cause Christmas Abseil 2026

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