Roma Community Advice and Information

Advice and Information - 24 July 2022

A list of community organisations that work with Roma in London.

Roma Support Group

Roma Support Group is a Roma-led charity that works with East European Roma refugees and migrants. 

Email: info@romasupportgroup.org.uk 

General enquiries: 07949 089778

Make an appointment for support: 07903883748 (Tuesdays only 10.00 – 11.00)

 

Friends Families and Travellers

Friends Families and Travellers aim to end racism and discrimination against Gypsies, Roma and Travellers, regardless of ethnicity, and to protect the right to pursue a nomadic way of life. The organisation offers advice and support.

Telephone: 01273 234 777

 

Child protection for Roma parents

Law for Life have created a guide to child protection for Roma families. The information is relevant for any parents living in England that are contacted by Children’s Services about their children.

The guide explains:

  • The different ways Children’s Services can become involved with your family from early help to court proceedings
  • How to build a positive relationship with social workers for the sake of your child and your whole family
  • When and why you should get legal advice from a solicitor who specialises in children law

Each country has its own laws. While you live in England, these are the laws that apply to you and your family.

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