Partner with the Traveller Movement
Partner with the Traveller Movement
Work with us to challenge inequality, amplify Romani (Gypsy), Roma and Irish, Scottish and Welsh Traveller voices, and together build a fairer society.
For over 25 years, the Traveller Movement has been at the forefront of the fight for equality, inclusion and justice for Romani (Gypsy), Roma and Irish, Scottish and Welsh Traveller communities. From disrupting the school-to-prison pipeline to creating safe spaces for women, our work changes lives and shapes policy. But we cannot do it alone. Whether you represent a local authority, a public body, an employer, a fellow equality organisation or you are an individual who shares our vision, there is a way for you to partner with us.
Why Partner With Us?
Partnering with the Traveller Movement means joining a national network dedicated to tackling some of the most persistent inequalities in the UK. Our partner’s gain:
- Expertise: Access to community-led insight, research and policy expertise developed over two decades.
- CPD-Certified Training: Professionally accredited training for your teams, from education and safeguarding to health and criminal justice.
- Tangible Impact: Be part of measurable change, from reducing school exclusions to improving access to services.
- Network: Connect with a broad coalition of local authorities, funders, equality organisations and community leaders.
Ways to Partner
For Organisations & Public Bodies
We collaborate with local authorities, statutory services, employers, race equality organisations and public bodies across the UK. Partnership opportunities include:
- Commissioned Training: Book our CPD-certified courses for your staff — available in-person or via our e-learning platform. Topics include Gypsy, Roma and Traveller awareness, inclusive education, domestic abuse support, and more.
- Policy & Research Collaboration: Co-produce research, contribute to parliamentary inquiries, and shape national policy.
- Service Development: Work with us to design inclusive services that reach Romani, Roma and Traveller communities effectively.
- Multi-Agency Partnerships: Join our pan-London and national forums to share best practice and build stronger community pathways.
For Funders & Grant-Makers
Your investment directly supports community-led advocacy, research and frontline services. We are experienced in managing restricted and unrestricted funding, delivering robust reporting, and working closely with funders to maximise impact. We welcome conversations about strategic funding, programme partnerships and multi-year support.
For Individuals
Whether through a one-off donation, regular giving, or leaving a legacy, your support powers everything we do. Every contribution helps us advocate for families facing school exclusions, support survivors of domestic abuse, and campaign for systemic change.
CPD-Certified Training for Your Organisation
Developed from first-hand experience and delivered in consultation with Romani (Gypsy), Roma, Irish, Scottish and Welsh Traveller communities, our CPD-certified training courses equip professionals with the knowledge and skills to work effectively and inclusively.
Available courses include:
- Introduction to Romani (Gypsy), Roma and Irish Traveller Communities: Essential awareness training for all professionals.
- Education CPD for Schools & Local Authorities: 12-section training covering exclusions, attainment, bullying, attendance and more.
- Specialist IDVA Training: Supporting domestic abuse workers to deliver culturally competent support.
- Annual Conference: Now CPD-certified – a full day of workshops, policy updates and community voices.
Courses are available for immediate download or as bespoke in-person sessions. Visit our Training and Consultation page to explore the full catalogue.
Frequently Asked Questions about
Q: Who can partner with the Traveller Movement?
A: We welcome partnerships from a wide range of organisations including local authorities, schools and academy trusts, NHS bodies and health trusts, police and criminal justice agencies, employers, housing providers, race equality and human rights organisations, and other charities. We also work with individuals who want to contribute through donations, volunteering or advocacy. If you share our commitment to equality and inclusion, there is a way to work with us.
Q: What does a partnership with TM actually involve?
A: Partnerships are tailored to your organisation. They can range from commissioning a one-off training session to multi-year funded programmes, from joint policy campaigns to regular multi-agency forum participation. We will work with you to identify the right fit and develop an approach that delivers mutual value.
Q: Do you offer CPD-certified training?
A: Yes. The Traveller Movement is a CPD-certified provider. We offer a range of accredited training courses available for immediate download and purchase through our e-learning platform, as well as bespoke in-person training sessions delivered by experienced trainers, many with lived experience of the communities we serve. Our annual conference is also now CPD-certified. (This could potentially link to the Training and Consultation page?)
Q: What topics do your training courses cover?
A: Our current CPD-certified courses include: Introduction to Romani (Gypsy), Roma and Irish, Scottish and Welsh Traveller Communities; Education CPD for schools and local authorities (covering exclusions, attainment, bullying, attendance, RSE, SEND and more); Specialist IDVA training for domestic abuse professionals; and workshops on mental health, health inequalities, and criminal justice. We can also develop bespoke training to meet your organisation’s specific needs.
Q: How much does training cost?
A: Our downloadable CPD courses start from £19.99 per person. Bespoke in-person training is priced at £600 for a half-day session or £1,200 for a full day. (This can also link to the training and consultation page as there is a catalogue of prices there) Our annual conference tickets and Specialist IDVA training are priced separately, please contact us for current rates. Discounts may be available for charities and community organisations.
Q: Can we commission research or policy work?
A: Absolutely. Our policy and research team works in partnership with organisations, academic institutions and government bodies to produce evidence-based reports that drive systemic change. Recent publications include ‘Disrupting the School to Prison Pipeline’ and ‘Available Not Accessible’. Contact our Policy team to discuss your research needs.
Q: How is my donation used?
A: Donations directly fund our frontline work: advocacy for families facing school exclusions, support for survivors of domestic abuse, community engagement, policy research and campaigns. As a charity, we are committed to transparency. Our annual reports and financial statements are publicly available via the Charity Commission.
Q: Can I donate as an individual?
A: Yes, and we are deeply grateful for every contribution. You can make a one-off donation, set up regular giving, or explore leaving a legacy gift. Every donation, large or small, helps us sustain and grow our work. Visit our donation page or contact us to discuss the best option for you.
Q: Do you work with corporate partners or employers?
A: Yes. We work with employers who want to improve their inclusion practices, understand their obligations under the Public Sector Equality Duty, and better support Romani (Gypsy), Roma and Irish, Scottish and Welsh Traveller employees and service users. This includes training, consultancy and partnership on employment and economic inclusion initiatives.
Q: How do I get started?
A: Simply email our Partnerships Manager at business@travellermovement.org.uk or call 020 7607 2002
Tell us a little about your organisation and what you are hoping to achieve, and we will arrange an initial conversation to explore the possibilities.
