COVID-19 is a new illness that...
In line with Government advice, GATE Herts have taken steps to isolate as much as possible, to keep our staff team safe and to play our part in trying to slow the spread of COVID19.
For obvious reasons Face to Face meetings are not possible at the moment . Our Team will be working from home until further notice, however if you have any questions we can be reached by phone or Email as usual.
We have stopped all external meetings until further notice, however we will continue to work remotely where we can.
Our work directly with our Clients will be carried out over the Phone, Zoom, Skype, and Watts App.
GATE HERTFORDSHIRE
Gypsy and Traveller Empowerment
Community Lead Organisation For Gypsy, Roma and Traveller
"Nothing About Us, Without Us"
GATE HERTFORDSHIRE
Our mission is to build a sustainable organisation that provides leadership both locally and nationally in addressing the disadvantage and discrimination that GRT communities experience. GATE Herts will support and empower GRT communities to bring about this change.
WE AIM TO IMPROVE
- LEARNING
- WELL-BEING
- LIFESTYLE
- WORK
- DISCRIMINATION
- RACISM
WHAT WE DO
GATE is a Community led organisation, we seek to educate both Travelling communities and the wider Population to live side by side in a diverse Society.
- Integration with the local community
- Understanding between GRT and local community
- Develop skills of GRT individuals
Our aim is to improve quality of life for our communities
Working towards the elimination of discrimination
We work in partnership to address the issues which affect our accommodation, health, education, employment and our circumstances within UK society.
We develop the capacity and skills of GRT individuals in such a way that they are better able to identify and help meet their needs and to participate more fully in society.
Latest News
A law that poses a direct threat to the Traditional way of life of Gypsies and Travellers.
Published by Claire Rice for GATE Herts
17/03/2021
“As regular as rain” – Hate Crime Report Launch
Watch the launch of the Hate: “As regular as rain” report on the ‘psychological effects of hate crime in Gypsy, Traveller and Roma communities’. In this video meeting, introduced by Baroness Whitaker, the authors of the report present and then
15/02/2021
As regular as rain
A pilot research project into the psychological effects of hatecrime on Gypsy, Traveller and Roma (GTR) communities Read more about this here:
11/12/2020