At Mid Ulster Victims Empowerment, we understand the weight of the past and how it can affect the present. Whether you’re seeking someone to talk to, looking for guidance, or want to share your story — we’re here for you.
Making contact is the first step toward healing, support, and connection. You’ll find a safe space with people who genuinely care, who will listen without judgment, and who are committed to helping you move forward at your own pace.
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“Mid-Ulster Victims Empowerment (MUVE) exists to support, advocate for, and empower victims and survivors of the Northern Ireland Troubles. Through truth-telling, remembrance, and compassionate care, we provide a platform for unheard voices, promote healing, and seek justice and recognition for those affected.”
Circle of Friends is MUVE’s community of friendship, support, and shared experiences.
This service offers support to innocent victims on advocacy-related matters ...
Our complementary therapies are designed to enhance the physical, emotional, and mental
In partnership with SEFF, we offer access to a team of skilled counsellors ...
We offer dedicated support to members who require assistance with completing...
The Victims and Survivors Service (VSS) provides funding and support...
“Supporting and empowering innocent victims and survivors of the Troubles, to improve the quality of their lives.”
Mid Ulster Victims Empowerment (MUVE) began in 2012 — not in an office or with a launch event, but quietly, around a kitchen table in a home in Cookstown. A small group of people, bound by pain, compassion, and a fierce sense of purpose, came together with one goal: to help innocent victims of the Troubles who felt forgotten, unheard, and alone.
Some were victims themselves. Others simply couldn’t ignore the need they saw around them. Together, they formed MUVE — not with grants or outside backing, but from their own pockets, driven by nothing more than the belief that something had to be done.
Ryan McGeown
Geoff Hamilton
