The TVG consists of:
- Health project the consists of the health team coordinator and 4 Traveller Health Care Workers (THCWs)
- Drugs and alcohol support project which is led by 2 workers focusing on supporting individuals and their families impacted by addiction and substance misuse.
- Community development workers focusing on accommodation, employment and education along wth separate Traveller men and Traveller women's development workers. There are 5 people on this team, 1 worker focusing mainly on accommodation, 3 men's workers and 1 Traveller women's worker
- Domestic violence and sexual gender-based violence project consisting of 2 Traveller Women's Awareness workers
- Traveller Youth Development Worker
- Crèche and Preschool facilities to the community.
- Southern raveller Health Network led by 2 workers coordinating a Cork-Kerry network of community development projects focusing on training and development.
- Administration Team
- Director for Operations and Director for Advcacy, these two workers lead the TVG project together.
TVG works through group-work and on a one to one basis with the community. The project is guided by the fact that many things in life can affect our health and how we contribute to society, and so TVG aims to work with members of the community by starting from where Travellers are at and supports them with any concerns they may have under the umbrella of these set projects.
The TVG has an open-door policy and welcomes community members to access the project for support without appointment any time between 9.30 am to 1 pm, Monday to Friday. TVG closes for a week at Christmas and does not open on Bank Holidays. TVG staff members, from both settled and Traveller communities, work with individuals and their families to identify their needs and determine how the TVG project can best support them. Additionally, the team provides information about further resources available in the wider community.
