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About us
The Federation was formed in May 2005 it originally put on conferences to highlight subjects that had been neglected including elders and those Gypsy and Traveller people who had been adopted or taken away into care away from their culture.
It was funded for three conferences held 2007- 2008. The small working committee worked with groups in each region. The first of these conferences was in the East Midlands a further one followed in the North East and then one in London.
The Federation office is hosted by DGLG (www.dglg.org) It hopes to encourage newer groups and established groups in those areas to work together on various projects, conferences and engage with the varying agencies.
In 2009 we became a charity and in 2010 a registered Company Ltd by Guarantee, for the last three years we have supported groups with funding plans and support, which has included a two-day training event on Gypsy and Traveller law.
3 groups have achieved PQASSO at level 2, [Planning Quality Assurance for Small Organisations]
We have 2 groups working towards level 1.Even if groups decide not to apply for accreditation, the process helps to get in place the things you need to run a successful group, for example a constitution.
We consider heritage an important aspect of our work and undertake to promote educational activity.
We are currently funded by the Open Society foundation, Tudor Trust and The Law Society Charity
The National Federation is a Company Limited by Guarantee registered in England and Wales, Company No: 6983027, Charity number with the Charity Commission Registered Charity No: 1136730.
The Aims of the Federation are:
1. To promote the social inclusion for the public benefit by working with Gypsy. Roma and Traveller groups who are socially excluded and to relieve the needs of such people to assist them to receive equal treatment and to integrate them into society, in particular by:
( A) Providing a network group that encourages and enables members of the Gypsy, Roma and Traveller communities to participate more effectively with the wider community; and
(B) Increasing or co-ordinating opportunities for members of the Gypsy, Roma and Traveller communities to engage with service providers to enable those providers to adapt services to better meet the needs of that community.
2. To educate the public for the benefit of the public in the culture, life and traditions of the Gypsy and Traveller community.
To get in touch, please see the Contact Us page.
Please see information about the monitoring of the UK Integration Strategy on the Europe page
For more information visit the page here
It was funded for three conferences held 2007- 2008. The small working committee worked with groups in each region. The first of these conferences was in the East Midlands a further one followed in the North East and then one in London.
The Federation office is hosted by DGLG (www.dglg.org) It hopes to encourage newer groups and established groups in those areas to work together on various projects, conferences and engage with the varying agencies.
In 2009 we became a charity and in 2010 a registered Company Ltd by Guarantee, for the last three years we have supported groups with funding plans and support, which has included a two-day training event on Gypsy and Traveller law.
3 groups have achieved PQASSO at level 2, [Planning Quality Assurance for Small Organisations]
We have 2 groups working towards level 1.Even if groups decide not to apply for accreditation, the process helps to get in place the things you need to run a successful group, for example a constitution.
We consider heritage an important aspect of our work and undertake to promote educational activity.
We are currently funded by the Open Society foundation, Tudor Trust and The Law Society Charity
The National Federation is a Company Limited by Guarantee registered in England and Wales, Company No: 6983027, Charity number with the Charity Commission Registered Charity No: 1136730.
The Aims of the Federation are:
1. To promote the social inclusion for the public benefit by working with Gypsy. Roma and Traveller groups who are socially excluded and to relieve the needs of such people to assist them to receive equal treatment and to integrate them into society, in particular by:
( A) Providing a network group that encourages and enables members of the Gypsy, Roma and Traveller communities to participate more effectively with the wider community; and
(B) Increasing or co-ordinating opportunities for members of the Gypsy, Roma and Traveller communities to engage with service providers to enable those providers to adapt services to better meet the needs of that community.
2. To educate the public for the benefit of the public in the culture, life and traditions of the Gypsy and Traveller community.
To get in touch, please see the Contact Us page.
Please see information about the monitoring of the UK Integration Strategy on the Europe page
For more information visit the page here
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