The Treeton Partnership

The Treeton Partnership ceased its activities on March 31st 2008. For the last seven years, Treeton Partnership was at the heart of regeneration activities within Treeton. However times have changed and the limited funding available to Rotherham has of necessity been targeted to areas in the borough which are more deprived than Treeton. Without this funding it has proved impossible for the Partnership to continue. For more information see the final edition of Partnership News.

"Working together to improve the quality of life in Treeton"

The achievements of the Treeton Partnership were made through a rolling programme of initiatives, focusing on the following key objectives:

• To build capacity of the partnership and community groups
• To improve facilities and services for all ages
• To develop a healthy, safe and clean environment
• To create jobs and support businesses

The Treeton Partnership, an 'umbrella' community group in Treeton, near Rotherham, South Yorkshire, developed and pursued a seven-year Community Action Plan for 2001-2008 with the support of major funders such as the EU Objective 1 and SRB 6 programmes, Yorkshire Forward, the National Lottery Awards for All and the Coalfields Regeneration Trust. More information about these organisations can be found here.

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