Study to examine Travellers' health needs

A ground-breaking all-island study focusing on the health needs of up to 40,000 Travellers begins today.

Study to examine Travellers' health needs
Tue, 14 Oct, 2008 - 10:11

A ground-breaking all-island study focusing on the health needs of up to 40,000 Travellers begins today.

Around 400 members of the community have been trained as researchers for the census type survey, which is the first of its kind in the world.

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