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South East Fermanagh Foundation (SEFF) is a group of victims/survivors from the community of South East Fermanagh, which was formed in 1998 as a result of identified needs amongst those who have been the innocent victims of terrorism in this part of Northern Ireland, together with their families.

Over the years, the Foundation has steadily grown whereby it now offers; counselling, befriending, benefits and welfare  advice services, multiple complementary therapy treatment options, advocacy and representation-based work and a yearly educational and social activity programme, for those physically and psychologically affected by the Troubles.

For News Releases and Press Statements please see our blog.

To become a member of SEFF please download our membership form and return it by post to SEFF, 1 Manderwood Park, 1 Nutfield Road, Lisnaskea BT72 0FP or by email to info@seff.org.uk. If you would like to set up a Direct Debit for Membership Fees or pay for activities you can do so by following this link.

Company No.: NI606566

Charity No.: NIC100538

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Now is a time for leadership and also humility – IVU

by seffweb, posted in Innocent Victims United, News Updates

The largest consortium of victims groups operatijg across Northern Ireland, the Republic of Ireland and Great Britain has called for political parties in Northern Ireland to “de-politicise victims’ issues” as well as “demonstrate humility” for current and past mistakes made. In a statement, Kenny Donaldson Spokesman for Innocent Victims United stated: “The deadline for responses … Continue reading Now is a time for leadership and also humility – IVU

Fermanagh-based victims’ group insists re-think needed on Legacy proposals

by seffweb, posted in News Updates

Within its’ response to the NIO Legacy Consultation, south Fermanagh-based victims’ group South East Fermanagh Foundation (SEFF) has stated that “the proposals in their current format are unworkable and that they cannot and will not advance the needs of innocent victims/survivors of terrorism”. The group went on to state that, “unless Government is prepared to … Continue reading Fermanagh-based victims’ group insists re-think needed on Legacy proposals

Comments on the Ballygawley Bus Bomb 30th Anniversary Service

by seffweb, posted in News Updates

SEFF’s Director of Services Kenny Donaldson stated: “Our organisation were once again privileged to work collaboratively with residents of the Ballygawley road in enabling the 30th Anniversary of the Ballygawley Bus Bomb to be marked appropriately”. “There was an extremely large attendance at the roadside this year and the largest contingent of 1st Light Infantry … Continue reading Comments on the Ballygawley Bus Bomb 30th Anniversary Service

SEFF celebrates 20 years in existence

by seffweb, posted in News Updates

South East Fermanagh Foundation (SEFF) is based in the Manderwood Industrial Estate, Lisnaskea and offers the following services to the innocent victims and survivors of terrorism and ‘other Troubles related criminal violence.’ The organisation is also involved in a range of community outreach initiatives designed to best facilitate a confident, thriving local community. In the … Continue reading SEFF celebrates 20 years in existence

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