Community Partnership

What is a Local Strategic Partnership (LSP)? Rushcliffe community partnership   

An LSP is a group of organisations from public, private, community and voluntary sector in a local authority area. The key objective of the LSP is to improve the quality of life in that area, by encouraging organisations to work together to achieve common goals.

Because an LSP is locally based, the community is well placed to influence its decision making. This provides the community with the opportunity to have its say on what services should be provided to meet their needs.

Rushcliffe Community Partnership

The Rushcliffe Community Partnership comprises partner organisations from the public, private, voluntary and community sectors. Its key function is to develop and deliver a plan for the ongoing sustainable development of the area. Through a jointly developed sustainable community strategy, partners work together for the benefit of all Rushcliffe residents and visitors, both now and in the future.

The Rushcliffe community partnership comprises a strategic board, executive group and six theme groups. These groups are made up of wide-ranging networks whose aim is to achieve the objectives set out in the sustainable community strategy in the Rushcliffe Community Strategy: 2009-2026. For further information please see the Rushcliffe Community Partnership handbook and the Rushcliffe Community Partnership Annual Report.

Grants from Rushcliffe Community Partnership

Rushcliffe Community Partnership (organisations that deliver major services in Rushcliffe) has launched a new grant scheme. More information on our grants page.

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