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  • Family-friendly Budget moves one step closer

    Cabinet agreed to invest across a range of other areas including more funding for youth work, Children’s Centres and upgrades to playgrounds.... An additional £370,000 is set to be invested to enhance Youth Work and Early Help services.

    https://www.rotherham.gov.uk/news/article/972/family-friendly-budget-moves-one-step-closer

  • Council to invest in cleaner streets as part of budget proposals

    And we are now in a position to propose some additional funding for more youth work across the borough, engaging our young people and keeping them away from harm.”... £70,000 for additional outreach youth work, funding street-based youth work in every part of the borough to engage more young people

    https://www.rotherham.gov.uk/news/article/74/council-to-invest-in-cleaner-streets-as-part-of-budget-proposals

  • Cemeteries and Bereavement Services

    We have recently rekindled the partnership with the Reparation Services for young offenders and they join the other volunteers in clearing overgrown graves and redefining footpaths etc.

    https://www.rotherham.gov.uk/deaths/cemeteries-bereavement-services/8

  • November fun across Rotherham

    This free annual Christmas Lights Switch-on event will be hosted by Rother FM, and includes live performances from Rotherham Youth Choir, Halo Glow Show, the cast of this year's Civic Theatre pantomime Sleeping Beauty, Lauren Housley and Hyde Park Brass.

    https://www.rotherham.gov.uk/news/article/25/november-fun-across-rotherham

  • Have your say on A631 bus corridor improvements

    To ask a question in person, come to our drop-in on Thursday, 3 November, taking place from 1pm to 3pm at the Bill Chafer Youth Centre, Flash Lane, Bramley, Rotherham, S66 1TS.

    https://www.rotherham.gov.uk/news/article/668/have-your-say-on-a631-bus-corridor-improvements

  • Rotherham Council backs ban on menthol cigarettes to deter children from smoking

    Newly published figures show that in a year 634 children aged 11-15 years old start smoking in Rotherham, which is why the ban of the sale of menthol-flavoured cigarettes from Wednesday 20 May is a welcome move in tackling youth smoking.

    https://www.rotherham.gov.uk/news/article/130/rotherham-council-backs-ban-on-menthol-cigarettes-to-deter-children-from-smoking

  • Suicide Awareness Training in Wickersley North

    The course, which was hosted by Wickersley Old Village Cricket Club was attended by volunteers from Sunnyside Supplies, Andy's Man Club and Beavers, plus staff from Wickersley Northfield Primary, Bramley Sunnyside Juniors, Bramley Youth Club, Wickersley Cricket Club, South Yorkshire Police and the Council's Housing and Neighbourhoods teams.

    https://www.rotherham.gov.uk/news/article/713/suicide-awareness-training-in-wickersley-north

  • Rotherham couple make Christmas magical for children in care and local fostering families

    Michelle also runs a youth club for looked after children in Rotherham, where young people can meet to take part in activities and talk to others who are going through similar experiences.... Santa will of course be returning, this year to Michelle’s youth club laden with Christmas Eve boxes for all of the children.

    https://www.rotherham.gov.uk/news/article/461/rotherham-couple-make-christmas-magical-for-children-in-care-and-local-fostering-families

  • Council Proposes Family Friendly Budget for 2024/25

    More funding for road resurfacing, youth work, children’s centres and upgrades to playgrounds are all being proposed as the Council plans a family-friendly budget for the next 12 months.... An additional £370,000 a year for additional Youth Work and Early Help services, including additional staffing for Children’s Centres to provide hundreds more sessions of direct help to parents of young children... So we are stepping up our efforts to support them, with more money for children’s centres and youth work, as well as improving free activities that are open to everyone.

    https://www.rotherham.gov.uk/news/article/964/council-proposes-family-friendly-budget-for-202425

  • Safer streets and more support for children and young people in Council’s budget proposals

    And a package totalling more than £700,000 a year will support young people with additional youth work, support for children at risk of child criminal exploitation, and the reintroduction of grants to help low income families with the cost of school uniforms.... £180,000 for an expansion of youth services to engage with more young people out of school hours at more locations across the borough

    https://www.rotherham.gov.uk/news/article/496/safer-streets-and-more-support-for-children-and-young-people-in-council-s-budget-proposals