Hampshire Wellbeing Services

Hampshire Wellbeing Services (WBSs) provide support for people with a range of mental health issues ranging from prevention and early intervention to maintenance and recovery. They will work collaboratively with other partners in the system to ensure improved mental health and wellbeing for people over the age of 18 years old outside of structured health and social care settings; ensuring joined up care and support and supporting both prevention and early intervention in line with the Adult Community Mental Health transformation programme, Public Health Strategy and Adults Health and Care 5 Year Strategy. The reach of the wellbeing services extends into primary care offering a first contact response function for individuals seeking help with their mental health, helping them to understand their personal recovery goals and quickly finding the right mix of support to help them achieve those goals. The service will provide a blend of building-based face to face services and remote support including via telephone and online platforms where appropriate. People who use the service may self-refer or be sign posted to the WBS from other agencies. The service will provide a universal offer with targeted services to tackle inequity and inequality across Hampshire.

The Services have been divided into 3 geographically lotted contracts: Lot 1 South West Hampshire; Lot 2 North, Mid and North East Hampshire; Lot 3 South East Hampshire.

Additional information: All 3 contracts have an initial term of 3 years from 1 September 2022 to 31 August 2025, upon which time and subject to funding, there is an optional extension period of up to 2 years in total (up to the 31 August 2027).

Funding for the services may be reviewed during the duration of the contract term and the total contract value of each lot may increase by up to 15%.