Hundreds of young people have taken part in activities at Cobnor Activities Centre Trust over the summer.
The charity says nearly 900 participant and trainee places were filled, amounting to more than 2,395 activity days.
More than 120 young people were also given funded five-day opportunities.
CACT says the figures reflect only part of the work carried out during the summer, with the organisation placing greater emphasis on the longer-term impact outdoor learning can have on young people.
Activities offered by the charity include time on the water, climbing and other outdoor challenges.
CACT says the aim is to help young people build confidence, develop resilience, learn to work as part of a team and discover skills they may not have realised they had.
The trust is a charity and not-for-profit organisation, with donations helping to provide funded places for young people who might otherwise be unable to take part.
The organisation says these opportunities are designed to make outdoor learning more accessible and give more young people the chance to develop new skills and independence.
Although the main summer programme has now ended, CACT says activities will continue through the autumn and winter.
Upcoming opportunities include Bronze Duke of Edinburgh expeditions, multi-activity days, powerboat courses and sailing taster sessions.
The trust says it will continue offering outdoor experiences throughout the year, with further opportunities for young people to get involved over the coming months.
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