Welcome to the online version of our Trust strategy 2025-2030. The content on this page was taken from our strategy document, created in June 2025. To navigate between chapters, please use the buttons at the bottom of this page. Alternatively, if you would like to view the full document, please download a copy here.
Chapter one: getting to know us
Hampshire and Isle of Wight Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust was formed in October 2024. As a new organisation we now have the ability to unite our services, ensuring better access and high-quality care for people in our area.
Our core aim is to work alongside the people we support and our health and care partners to reduce healthcare inequalities and ensure everyone, regardless of where they live, has access to high-quality person-centred care.
We are the largest provider of community, mental health, and learning disability services in the region.
Find out more about the types of services we provide below, or visit about us to learn more about our divisions and the way our Trust is strucutred.
Our teams deliver care across Hampshire and the Isle of Wight in people’s homes, in health clinics, in GP surgeries, in care homes, in community hospitals, and general hospitals.
- We serve a population of around 2 million people with care available for every stage of their lives.
- We have a team of over 13,000 staff
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Our teams work across 500 sites
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We have an annual budget of £889m to help us run an extensive range of services. This includes funding from some of our partners for services that we operate on their behalf, such as specialist dental services.
Our vision
Outstanding care, thriving people, stronger communities.
Our mission
We will enhance community health and well-being by providing safe, high-quality, person-centred care and embedding a culture of continuous improvement. We will empower our staff, collaborate with our communities and partners, and ensure value for money to create a healthier, more resilient society.
Our values
We CARE through:
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Compassion: We listen, we are kind, and put the needs of people first.
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Accountability: We work together openly and responsibly.
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Respect: We treat each person fairly, as an individual.
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Excellence: We empower people to continously improve care.
For more information, visit about us.
- Healthcare Inequalities - unfair and unavoidable differences in health.
- Person centred care - care tailored to the needs, preferences and values of an individual.