June 2024: Neighbourhood Care South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority
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June 2024: Neighbourhood Care South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority
- 1. Learning and Development Session on Neighbourhood Care • Shifting our focus towards citizens, families and neighbourhoods • SYMCA’s current thinking Clare Monaghan and Steven Pleasant June 2024
- 2. South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority • 2022 Manifesto: ‘POLITICS: PUTTING POWER IN THE HANDS OF OUR COMMUNITIES - I’ll establish new ways for our communities to get involved in the big decisions we make’. • This has directly translated into the priorities of SYMCA and how it wants to go about delivering them Doing politics differently: • Shifting our focus towards citizens, families and neighbourhoods. A consistent and central approach through the Mayor’s two manifestos.
- 3. South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority 2024 Manifesto: Structured around six specific themes: • Safer Communities • SouthYorkshire’sTransport Network • A Healthier SouthYorkshire • Supporting and Strengthening our communities • Plan for Good Growth • A Cleaner, Greener SouthYorkshire
- 4. South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority Safety of our communities: Some examples of working differently • Taking on the role of the Police and Crime Commissioner • Community Confidence Board – prioritising the voices of our communities, particularly victims • Reinvestment of proceeds of crime into improving communities • Working with young people to reduce knife crime • Vision Zero Approach to Road Safety • Developing a Police and Crime Plan with the voice of communities at its heart
- 5. South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority A transport network that gives people genuine freedom and choice: Some examples of working differently • Better Buses Campaign - People and communities fully involved in an integrated public transport network that connects people and communities to opportunities • Making schools the centre of our active travel plans • Test and trial free travel on public transport for young people
- 6. South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority The healthiest region: Some examples of working differently • Taking on the role of ICP Chair • Commissioning the Health Equity Panel • Beds for Babies, guaranteeing a safe place to sleep – working to better understand what we can do to help families • Supporting better cancer outcomes - working with communities to reduce its prevalence and catch it earlier • Promoting digital health and wider research to support better health outcomes in communities, with a focus on addressing health inequalities • Bring healthcare closer to communities, building on the ‘health on the high street’ initiative • Supporting people back into work, good jobs and new career paths, building on Pathways to Work Commission and Working Win. (Work We
- 7. South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority Supporting and strengthening communities: Some examples of working differently • Appointment of an Equalities Commissioner to make sure we are listening to voices of all communities and services are shaped on lived experiences • Recognise the right to safe, secure and warm housing including tackling bad landlords and building more affordable homes • A programme to celebrating our history, heritage and cultural richness working across our communities • Single point of entry for skills and traning to make it easier for people to access • Build on the recommendations and learning from the citizens’ panel
- 8. South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority Supporting ‘Good Growth’: Some examples of working differently • Better Business Charter working with employers, TUs and communities • Work with the co-operative sector in ‘broken’ parts of the economy such as the care sector • UK’s first investment zone connecting people from across SY to £1.2 billion investment and 8,000 new jobs
- 9. South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority Supporting a Greener and Cleaner South Yorkshire: Some examples of working differently • Citizen’s Assembly and Youth Climate Assembly • Clean Energy Strategy • Local Nature Recovery Strategy • 1.4 million trees planted, working with CLES and NEF
- 10. Learning and Development Session on Neighbourhood Care • Any Questions ? Clare Monaghan and Steven Pleasant June 2024