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  • Adult Care, Housing and Public Health Market Position Statement: Adult Care Market and Demand

    This covers people with a high level of need and those scoring highly on the chaos index for example, history of rough sleeping, significant offending history and lack of engagement with support services and compounding issues (including alcohol/substance misuse).... This covers people who need support in order to live independently due to vulnerability, examples include people with learning difficulties, people with mental-ill health, people with alcohol/substance misuse issues and people with a repeat pattern of offending.

    https://www.rotherham.gov.uk/business-council/mps-adult-care-market-demand/4

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    Kiveton Youth Centre

    https://www.rotherham.gov.uk/directory/29/a-to-z/K

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    Maltby Linx Youth Centre

    https://www.rotherham.gov.uk/directory/29/a-to-z/M

  • RUCST - New York Stadium Winter 2022

    With passions including health and wellbeing, youth and inclusion, sport participation, education and employability, the Trust aims to use the influence of the club to partner with local organisations and connect the people to create a lasting impact for both current and future generations.

    https://www.rotherham.gov.uk/places-go/rucst-new-york-stadium-winter-2022

  • Rotherham BMX

    The BMX track was established back in 2001 by Carole Foster in a voluntary capacity as a community member working closely with the Youth Service, at that time the Centre Manager Jeanette Read.

    https://www.rotherham.gov.uk/places-go/rotherham-bmx

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    Herringthorpe Youth Centre

    https://www.rotherham.gov.uk/directory/29/a-to-z/H

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    Youth Club

    https://www.rotherham.gov.uk/directory/451/a-to-z/Y

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    Dalton Youth Centre

    https://www.rotherham.gov.uk/directory/29/a-to-z/D

  • Illegally parked vehicles crushed to keep Rotherham streets safe

    Persistent offenders who flout traffic laws in Rotherham have had 25 vehicles impounded since 1 April, 2023.... Council parking enforcement officers continue to work to keep our streets safe and disabled parking bays clear of illegally parked vehicles by impounding repeat offenders who haven’t paid their fines.... Inconsiderate parking is not exclusive to our town or town centre, but our staff are working hard to prevent persistent offenders and tow away their vehicles.

    https://www.rotherham.gov.uk/news/article/904/illegally-parked-vehicles-crushed-to-keep-rotherham-streets-safe

  • Healthy Holidays: Rotherham United Community Trust

    With passions including health and wellbeing, youth and inclusion, sport participation, education and employability, the Trust aims to use the influence of the club to partner with local organisations and connect the people to create a lasting impact for both current and future generations.

    https://www.rotherham.gov.uk/places-go/healthy-holidays-rotherham-united-community-sports-trust