South East Fermanagh Foundation (SEFF)

Supporting innocent victims and survivors of the Northern Ireland “Troubles”,

whether victimised in Great Britain or elsewhere.

Formed in Fermanagh on 15th August 1998 (the day of the Omagh bomb), SEFF is a charity working with, and on behalf of, innocent victims and survivors of terrorism and other Troubles-related violence irrespective of their denomination or ethnicity across Northern Ireland, Great Britain and the Republic of Ireland.

SEFF’s GB Services - We aim to support innocent victims and survivors of the Northern Ireland Troubles and associated terror attacks, who live in England, Scotland and Wales.

Services offered to GB clients include:

· Access to counselling support, complementary therapies & physiotherapy

· Access to support from our caseworkers across the Advocacy, Health & Wellbeing, and Welfare teams

· Respite and social support events throughout the year

· Regular GB member meetings (usually held virtually)

· Personal development opportunities

· Assistance with accessing the Bereavement Support Scheme

· Assistance with applications to the Troubles Permanent Disablement Payment Scheme (TPDPS)

· SEFF Calling (our weekly telephone support service)

How to access SEFF’s services:

If you, or someone you know, has been impacted by the Northern Ireland Troubles and would benefit from counselling, complementary therapies, general health and wellbeing support, welfare advice, or advocacy support, please contact;

Advocacy Support Worker

07860 850017

Gemma.dodds@seff.org.uk

Health & Wellbeing Caseworker

07718 488383

Alexia.morningstar@seff.org.uk

Welfare Officer

07593 447181

Karen.winder@seff.org.uk

For other enquiries, please contact the main office on 028 677 23884 (option 1), or info@seff.org.uk

Director of SEFF: Kenny Donaldson

07900 882770