Rotherham Together Partnership (RTP) brings together a number of local organisations; the Council, local NHS, Rotherham College, South Yorkshire Police, alongside representatives of the private and voluntary sectors, who work together to improve the quality of life in Rotherham. Watch our exciting, animated film to hear about the innovative projects being delivered in Rotherham.
In 2017, local partner organisations, working through the Rotherham Together Partnership, developed and launched the Rotherham Plan 2025. This plan, which you can find on the website, sets out the major programmes partners are focusing on to deliver improvements for Rotherham people and places.
We have made significant progress since 2017 and you’ll see examples of activity in the ‘The story so far’ section of the website.
The plan has now been updated to reflect current priorities and issues that are affecting local communities.
This report highlights the progress made over the last twelve months, with key achievements and case studies, based around the five themes of the Rotherham Plan:
Rotherham’s Working Together newsletter includes examples of the services our partner organisations are delivering for you, the Rotherham resident. The stories also show what a vibrant, diverse and supportive community exists in Rotherham.
Leading organisations in Rotherham have pledged their support to the Armed Forces community, recognising the contribution that service personnel, both regular and reservist, veterans and military families make to our borough.
Rotherham Together Partnership – Update September 2024
A video has been created showcasing some of the work that partners are doing to improve the quality of life for everyone in Rotherham. From restoration works at Wentworth Woodhouse, Forge Island, new homes being built and flood recovery activity to events that have taken place, the RTP is working hard to make Rotherham a place that everyone can be proud of.
Social Value
The Social Value Charter for Rotherham sets out how commissioners, procurers, service providers and community organisations aim to maximise the amount of social value in the borough.
