The Trust is managed via the Board who are responsible for performance and provide the strategic direction to ensure we deliver high quality, safe services.
The Board is made up of:
- Executive Directors - responsible in their executive role for managing the organisation and, as board members, for the leadership and direction of the Trust.
- Non-Executive Directors who do not have a managerial role but are responsible for challenging the Executive Directors in decision-making and on the Trust’s strategy.
Collectively they are responsible for our overall performance and our plans for the future.
We also have a Council of Governors comprising elected staff and public Governors, as well as appointed Governors. Our Governors represent the views of Foundation Trust Members drawn from our local population. Governors help the Trust make decisions about our services and hold our Non-Executive Directors to account.
Our clinical services
Please note, Hampshire and Isle of Wight Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust was formed in 2024 when Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust, Solent NHS Trust and some services from Isle of Wight NHS Foundation Trust and Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust merged to form a new organisation.
The structure (i.e. the way in which our services are managed) for Hampshire and Isle of Wight Healthcare is still in development and will be published as it becomes available. For now, our services will continue to follow the structure of our legacy organisations.
Legacy Solent NHS Trust services are currently grouped into eight service lines:
Primary Care
GP and homeless healthcare services in Southampton, as well as specialist services in Southampton and Portsmouth.
Adults Southampton
Community, and some inpatient, nursing, therapy, and specialist services to adults in Southampton.
Adults Portsmouth
Community, and some inpatient, nursing, therapy, and specialist services to adults in Southampton.
Child and Family
Community-based nursing, therapy and mental health services to children and their families across Hampshire and the Isle of Wight.
Mental Health
Inpatient and community mental health services to adults over the age of 18 who live in Portsmouth.
Sexual Health
Sexual health services for people across Hampshire and the Isle of Wight, including support for people who have been sexually assaulted.
Dental
Special care dentistry services to people across Southampton, Portsmouth, Hampshire and the Isle of Wight.
Corporate
Resources such as estates, IT services and human resources supporting our clinical service lines.
Legacy Southern Health services are currently grouped into five Divisions, with the addition of Hampshire Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) from Sussex Partnership; community, mental health and learning disability services from Isle of Wight NHS Trust; and the No Wrong Door Team. These additional services transferred into Southern Health in early 2024 as part of the initial phases to bring our services together in order to establish Hampshire and Isle of Wight Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust.
Specialist Division
Community nursing, health and therapy services for children and their families, low to medium secure units for adults and young people with mental illness, and community-based learning disability services.
South West Hampshire Division
Community therapy services, and some inpatient services for people in need of rehabilitation or mental health support.
Mid and North Hampshire Division
Community therapy and mental health services, as well as some inpatient services for people in need of rehabilitation or mental health support.
Southampton Division
Community and inpatient mental health services for people in Southampton.
Portsmouth and South East Division
GP services, community therapy services, and some inpatient services for people in need of rehabilitation or mental health support.
Isle of Wight services
Community based-therapy services, nursing, mental health, and learning disability services, including some inpatient services for people in need of rehabilitation or mental health support. This division also offers services for children and families.
Hampshire Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) services
Mental health services across Hampshire for young people.
To learn more about the services we offer, visit our A-Z of services. You can also visit our ‘main sites and locations’ page to explore some of the locations we operate out of.