We offer support to Traveller communities through training, representation and resources.


We work with community stakeholders, organisations, schools, other charities, universities, national and international NGOs to provide opportunities for Gypsy and Traveller communities. This could be for a research project or to collaborate on a forum with providers to help inform how services for Travellers are delivered. This networking and partnered approach enables us to share best practice and strengthen skills all round.

Since the challenges facing the Traveller community are often complex and multilayered, bringing together a range of skills has helped us to meet some of these needs faster.

The community forums, which are often co-facilitated by us, are an opportunity to offer grassroots support, advice and advocacy services to community members.

Contact partnerships@travellermovement.org.uk if you’re interested in partnering on an idea.

Empowering the community We also run various other projects to support the community including the Equality and Social Justice Unit (ESJU), which offers free advice to prevent families going to court by taking early action. Our work with women and girls includes advice around domestic abuse issues and empowering women in Traveller communities to become more independent. We’ve also created a host of videos including a range that highlights the difficulties LGBT communities face within Traveller communities. We focus on preventing people from going to court by encouraging and supporting them to take action early.

We can help with the following topics:

  • Education
  • Hate crime
  • Discrimination
  • Complaints against the police
We can give you free advice and work with you to try and resolve a problem you may have. If it does lead to court, we will refer you to lawyers who can support you. We can also act as an advocate between you and the lawyer and can support you to go to court if necessary.

We are supported by a pro bono panel of lawyers who kindly provide the ESJU with advice and assistance.
Phone
0207 607 2002
Email
info@travellermovement.org.uk