Safer Rotherham Partnership
The Safer Rotherham Partnership is the borough's Community Safety Partnership, set up under the Crime and Disorder Act 1998. Responsible authorities have a duty to work together to protect their local communities and help people feel safer.
Together, partners work out how to deal with crime and local issues like anti-social behaviour, drug or alcohol misuse and re-offending. They assess local crime priorities annually, consulting with partners and the local community about their priorities and monitor progress in achieving them. The Safer Rotherham Partnership is chaired by Councillor Saghir Alam OBE, Cabinet Member for Community Safety.
Safer Rotherham Partnership Representatives:
- Rotherham Council
- South Yorkshire Police
- South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue
- South Yorkshire Probation
- South Yorkshire Community Rehabilitation Company
- Voluntary Action Rotherham
- South Yorkshire NHS Integrated Care Board
- South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority
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Safer Rotherham Partnership
Safer Rotherham Partnership is working to make Rotherham a safer place. They focus on protecting vulnerable children and adults, building safer communities, and preventing domestic and sexual abuse. They collaborate with various partners to achieve these goals.