TTT NI UK
Troubles, Tragedy & Trauma Northern Ireland, UK
Healing the past for a better future
Charity No. 1203642
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ABOUT
Troubles, Tragedy & Trauma, Northern Ireland, UK
TTT - Troubles, Tragedy & Trauma was established in 2016. The project was founded by Michael O'Hare. Michael’s Sister, Majella was killed in 1976 when she was just 12 years old. TTTNIUK aims to highlight legacy issues with regards to the troubles in Northern Ireland, encourage reconciliation and promote positive mental wellbeing for those affected by the troubles.
TTTNIUK - Latest Event
Live Online Presentation
Friday 7th March 2025
11.00am
Troubles Permanent Disablement Payment Scheme
Presented by Wave Trauma Centre on behalf of TTTNIUK
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Launch of Victims and Survivors Network for Individuals Affected by the Northern Ireland Troubles (who now live outside of Northern Ireland): The launch will comprise of a presentation by Wave Trauma Centre on behalf of Troubles, Tragedy & Trauma (TTTNIUK)
Opening Launch Online Event/Presentation Friday 7 March 2025 at 11.00am – [Online] – Troubles, Tragedy & Trauma (TTTNIUK), a charity dedicated to supporting victims and survivors of the Northern Ireland Troubles, is proud to announce the official launch of a new Victims and Survivors Network for individuals no longer living in Northern Ireland affected by the legacy of the Troubles. This network aims to provide a platform for healing, support, signposting and advocacy for those who continue to live with the trauma of the devastating events of the NI Troubles.
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Our Past Events
TTTNIUK
Charity Golf Day
25th October 2024
Guest Speaker - Richard Moore CEO Children in Crossfire
All Videos
All Videos
TTT NI Part 9 - Integrated Education - A Route to Reconciliation
TTT NI Part 8 - Conflict & Trauma
TTT NI Part 7 - The True Face of Reconciliation
Meet the Team
Michael O'Hare
Founder & Trustee
Born and raised in Whitecross, Co. Armagh, Michael has experienced first-hand the harsh reality of the Troubles. His sister, Majella, was tragically killed in 1976 and from this, Michael's dedication to promoting peace and reconciliation was realised. Ireland's history has always been a great passion of Michael's and he has recently graduated from St. Mary's University, Twickenham, with a master’s degree in Irish Studies. Michael's vision for Troubles, Tragedy and Trauma is that through compassion, understanding and kindness, we can begin to heal the hurt of the past and work towards a peaceful future.
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