Gypsies and Travellers in Leeds – Making a Difference – an exploratory study on the health needs of Gypsies and Travellers

A report prepared by Marianne Tavares and The Travellers Health Partnership exploring the factors influencing the health of Gypsies and Travellers living in Leeds, identifying health needs, gaps in service provision and proposing practical change to facilitate health improvement.

The National Gypsy and Traveller Health Inclusion Project 2012-15

A report prepared by Friends, Families and Travellers and Leeds GATE highlighting health inequalities experienced by the Gypsy and Traveller communities with practical proposals in positive and sustainable change to policy and practice.

Health and Social Care Briefing: Gypsy, Roma and Traveller Equality and Inclusion

A presentation given at a briefing in parliament on 4th October 2017, highlighting improvements that can be made to health and social care systems to address the inequalities faced by Gypsy, Roma and Traveller communities and to achieve and maintain wellbeing.

A guide for advocates supporting Gypsy and Traveller families experiencing intervention from Children’s Services

This guide contains an analysis of difficulties experienced by Gypsy and Traveller families when engaging with Children’s Services, as identified by outreach staff and caseworkers at FFT. Each barrier identified is followed by advice on positive practice for dealing with this.

United Nations’ Universal Periodic Review of Human Rights in the United Kingdom, August 2017

Recommendations given by the UN to the UK on how to improve human rights. Points 134.89 – 134.92 refer to Gypsy, Roma and Traveller communities.

How to keep your smile: Quick tips for healthy teeth

A leaflet produced by Oral Health Promotion and FFT to outline tips for healthy teeth.

A collaborative programme to improve the Oral Health of the Gypsy and Travelling Communities in Sussex

A summary report and findings from a collaborative oral health project delivered to Gypsy and Traveller families in Sussex.

The Health Status of Gypsies & Travellers in England

The 2004 report by Sheffield University which found that accepted that life expectancy of Gypsies and Travellers was between 10 and 12 years less than the rest of the population, although it has now been accepted by the DoH that this figure is likely to be nearer to 20 years less than the life expectancy for the rest of the population.

Friends, Families and Travellers Newsletter Spring 2006

Friends, Families and Travellers Newsletter August 2005

Friends, Families and Travellers Newsletter December 2004

Friends, Families and Travellers Newsletter June 2004

Friends, Families and Travellers Newsletter March 2004

Friends, Families and Travellers Newsletter September 2004

Friends, Families and Travellers Newsletter December 2003