SEFF (South East Fermanagh Foundation)

South East Fermanagh Foundation’s (SEFF) Mission Statement : “Supporting Victims and Survivors, Strengthening Communities.”

SEFF is committed to supporting individuals make the personal transition from “victim” to “survivor” as part of a process of healing and confidence building.

SEFF is positive for the future and will strive to continue its work on behalf of victims and survivors. The organisation strives to assist the conditions whereby some of the most traumatised may have some sense of peace and will feel empowered to build their lives for their own betterment, their families and the communities to which they belong.

SEFF also seeks to develop its outreach arm particularly around the areas of youth and community development so enabling victims/survivors to re-integrate back into the wider community.

SEFF is non-political, non-sectarian and is a family focused organisation.

The organisation is committed to further build its networks across the United Kingdom, Republic of Ireland and further afield with other organisations and individuals who subscribe to their ethos that the use of criminal violence in the furtherance of or defence of a political objective is not and was not ever justified in the Northern Ireland context.

Useful key words:

• Ex-services community
• Ex-security services community
• Ex-military community
• Innocent Victims United IVU

This organisation receives support from the Victims Support Programme for Groups Working with Victims and Survivors, to deliver some or all of the services that it provides. Its views do not necessarily reflect those of the Victims and Survivors Service.