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Friends, Families and Travellers

Annual Report 2026

Friends, Families and Travellers supports Gypsy, Roma and Traveller communities through advice, health inclusion, cultural education and advocacy. Its 2026 annual report records support for 561 clients, including help with accommodation, welfare benefits and access to healthcare. The service team helped people secure essential-needs grants and almost £350,000 in welfare benefits.

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Friends, Families and Travellers provides advice and advocacy for Gypsy, Roma and Traveller communities facing exclusion and inequality. Its team helps people with accommodation, welfare benefits, discrimination and access to healthcare, including support with essential needs and heating costs. Health-inclusion projects, young health-champion training and community consultation bring lived experience into services. Legal and policy advocacy, cultural education and public information challenge wider barriers and support community voices. Custom geography from upload: UK policy reach

Key Metrics

Key Metric 1 561 clients supported; 1,383 cases open during the reporting period
Key Metric 2 351 pieces of short advice to community members and professionals
Key Metric 3 392 grants totalling £105,880 accessed for essential needs

Key Outcomes

  • 25 people gained long-term accommodation and 10 maintained existing accommodation.
  • Just under £350,000 of welfare benefits accessed with service-delivery support.
  • 11 people helped to access 21 urgent, primary or secondary healthcare services.

Geography

England

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