Rotherham Ethnic Minority Alliance
Embracing Equality, Celebrating Diversity
REMA is the infrastructure and development organisation for Rotherham's Black and minority ethnic voluntary, community and faith sector. We support over 50 local groups, and we offer direct advice and settlement support to individuals and families from BME, refugee and asylum seeking communities.
Support Built Around Rotherham's Communities
Whether you are an individual looking for advice, or an organisation looking to grow, REMA offers free support across Rotherham.
Advice and Support
Settlement support, immigration advice and drop in help for individuals and families.
Find out moreSupport for Organisations
Practical help, funding support and collaboration for BME community groups.
Find out moreCommunity Voice
The R.E.C.N Network gives BME communities a stronger say in Rotherham.
Find out moreVolunteering
Give your time and help make a difference for BME communities in Rotherham.
Find out moreAn Independent Voice for Rotherham's BME Communities
REMA has worked in Rotherham since 2003 and has been a registered charity since 2011. Our membership includes over 50 local voluntary, community and faith groups, ranging from well established organisations to small, informal ones.
We believe diversity is a strength, and we work so that active communities across Rotherham can embrace equality and enjoy the borough's diversity.
Our Impact
Figures below are drawn from REMA's 2023 to 2024 Annual Report and the Charity Commission register, the newest verified sources available.
Latest News
See our News page for more updates and to follow us on Facebook.
REMA Future Starts welcomes families
Our new baby and toddler group gives parents and children a friendly space to play, learn and connect with local services.
Asylum Drop In now runs fortnightly
Our multi agency one stop shop at the Unity Centre now supports around 40 people at every session.
Become a REMA Volunteer
Give your time and help make a positive difference for Rotherham's Black and minority ethnic communities.
Get in Touch
If you think REMA can offer you support, or you would like to speak to someone about our services, please get in touch.