Induction to
Dr Jon Stephenson
What is Partners IN Salford
Partners IN Salford is the
Local Strategic Partnership for Salford
Partners IN Salford is a family of organisations,
groups and partnerships who are committed to
working together to transform
Salford into a great city
What is our purpose?
• Bring organisations together, give them a common voice,
and agree aims, objectives and priorities
• Improve public services to make them more responsive
to local communities
• Agree ways to narrow the gap between levels of
deprivation in Salford and the rest of the country, and also
to narrowing the deprivation gap within Salford itself
• Develop more simple partnership working for
programmes and initiatives
Who is involved?
Public Sector
Education
Private Sector
Community Committees
Third Sector
Brief history
1994
Salford Partnership established
46 core partners from across public, private and third sectors
2000
First Community Plan produced –
based around the seven themes
2001
Salford identified as one of the 82 most deprived areas
receiving Neighbourhood Renewal Fund to have an LSP
2002
Partners IN Salford launched with 18 core partners –
public, private, community and faith sectors represented
2005
Second Community Plan produced
2009
15 year Sustainable Community Strategy produced
2011
Current structure developed –
Partnership Priorities 2011-2014
Sustainable Community Strategy
In 2024, Salford will be a
beautiful and welcoming city,
driven by energetic and
engaged communities of highly
skilled, healthy and motivated
citizens, who have built a
diverse and prosperous culture
and economy which
encourages and recognises the
contribution of everyone, for
everyone.
Themes 2009 - 2024
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Healthy City
Safe City
Learning and Creative City
City where Children and Young People are
Valued
• Inclusive City
• Economically Prosperous City
• City that’s Good to Live in
Priorities 2011 - 2014
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Worklessness
Child Poverty (Family Poverty)
Health
Community Safety
• 7 Cross-cutting Priorities
Review of Priorities 2012 - 2013
Worklessness
Equalities, Diversity and Culture
Reduce poverty, increase income and tackle worklessness
Ensure minority groups are supported
Encourage investment to create job opportunities
Make Salford a creative, cultural, active and sporting city
Encourage business and enterprise development
Increasing Environmental Attractiveness
Child Poverty
Attractive and well-maintained city
Reduce child poverty
Environmentally sustainable city
Health
Low Carbon Economy
Positive attitudes to sexual health and wellbeing
Address Climate change
Increase life expectancy
Creating Quality Places - Housing
Improve quality of life, mental health and wellbeing
Provide popular homes in desirable neighbourhoods
Community Safety
International Connectivity
Reduce crime and disorder
Improve international connectivity
Reduce anti-social behaviour
Highly Skilled and Attracting Talent
Help communities to feel safer and reduce fear of crime
Improve skills levels
Community Engagement, Empowerment and
Volunteering
Engage, empower and encourage all residents
Improve neighbourhood working to respond to local need
Review of Priorities 2012 - 2013
35
31
30
Number 0f Votes
25
20
20
17
16
15
14
15
13
11
10
10
10
8
7
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
1
How we are structured
Joint intelligence,
research, performance
management…
Partnership
Forum
Partnership
Executive
Health &
Wellbeing
Board
Community
Safety
Partnership
Children’s
Trust
Salford
Place Board
Think
Skills &
Work
Neighbourhood Partnership Boards
Community Committees
Think City
Neighbourhood perspective
Escalating issues
Sub Regional
Regional
National
Executive
& Forum
Place Board
Thematic
Partnerships
Neighbourhood
Partnership Boards
Neighbourhood
arrangements
Make up of the different levels
Partnership
Forum
Partnership
Executive
Salford
Place Board
5x Thematic
Partnerships
Vary
Key / Sector
8x NPBs
Public
Vary
Minimum:
Business
8x Comm.
Committees
Vary
Minimum:
+
+
Community
Political
For further information
Dr Jon Stephenson
Partnership Manager
First Floor, Unity House
Salford Civic Centre
Chorley Road
Swinton
Salford
M27 5FJ
Telephone: 0161 793 2929
Email: jon.stephenson@salford.gov.uk
Website: www.partnersinsalford.org