Senior management team

Nigel Hartley, Chief Executive Officer (CEO)

Nigel Hartley is Mountbatten's Chief Executive Officer (CEO). Read more

Liz Arnold, Director of Nursing

Liz's areas of responsibility are leading the quality and delivery of care by nursing and allied health professionals. Read more

Jane Hazeldine, Director of Psychosocial Care

Jane is responsible for leading psychosocial care at Mountbatten. Read more

Michael Edmonds, Director of Finance

Mike's area of responsibility is overseeing all financial aspects of our charity. Read more

John Kempton, Director of Human Resources

John Kempton, Director of Human Resources Read more

Paul Howard, Consultant in Palliative Care

Paul Howard, Consultant in Palliative Care Read more

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We won!

We are delighted to have won the Employer of the Year award at the Isle of Wight Chamber of Commerce business awards.

Statement of purpose

The organisation registered as a charity on 1st July 1994.

Walkers celebrated at awards night

A special awards night to celebrate the efforts of people who went the extra mile during Walk the Wight was held last night (Thursday).

Supporting people with Motor Neurone Disease (MND)

Increase your knowledge and skills to support people living with Motor Neurone Disease (MND)

Extra special Walk the Wight for 2020

Mountbatten has revealed details of next year’s ‘extra special’ Walk the Wight.

First “Queen’s Nurse” title for Mountbatten

Dee Curless is the first end of life community nurse specialist on the Isle of Wight to be presented with the Queen’s Nurse title.

An 'extraordinary' Walk the Wight

Support for Sunday’s Walk the Wight has been hailed ‘extraordinary’.

Response to County Press letter

Mountbatten Chief Executive Nigel Hartley responds to a letter published in the Isle of Wight County Press (21.06.19)

Bereavement support for all

Mountbatten is reminding people across the Isle of Wight that its bereavement services are open to anyone.

YELLOW FOR BEN

The work these gorgeous people do is just incredible.

Michael is walking in memory of his Dad, who was cared for by Mountbatten and died when Michael was only four years old. Michael and his mum, Perdita, are determined to raise vital funds to ensure more Island people receive the care they need, both now and in the future.