Trustees

Sara Weech

Sara Weech is our Chair of TrusteesRead more

Edward Nicholson

Edward is our Deputy Chair of TrusteesRead more

John Trotter

John Trotter, TrusteeRead more

Philip Shears

Philip Shears, TrusteeRead more

Rosamond Poncia

Rosamond Poncia, TrusteeRead more

Wendy Murwill

Wendy Murwill, TrusteeRead more

Carol Alstrom

Carol Alstrom, TrusteeRead more

Tony Stables

Tony Stables, TrusteeRead more

Michael Acland

Michael Acland, TrusteeRead more

Debra Price

Debra Price, TrusteeRead more

Josephine Smith

Josephine Smith, TrusteeRead more

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Introduction to preventing falls (for community groups)

For community groups to improve understanding of the reasons people in later life may fall and how to prevent falls.
Clinical Psychologist

Mountbatten is looking to grow its team of Clinical Psychologists, to provide support to people living with life limiting conditions.
Mountbatten Nurse

Could you help deliver the highest quality of care for people in their own homes? If so, you could be part of our Mountbatten at Home team.
Latest issue of Connect!

Our latest issue of Connect magazine is out now!

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Register to Walk the Wight

Be part of the iconic Walk the Wight with Mountbatten, raising vital funds for and awareness of our work.
Michael and Perdita's story

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.
Grant from Hampshire & Isle of Wight Freemasons

Mountbatten receives £1,584 from the Provincial Grand Lodge of Hampshire and Isle of Wight Freemasons.
Welcome to Mountbatten

We provide expert end of life care to over 1,000 Islanders on any one day.
About Walk the Wight

Walk the Wight with Mountbatten is the Island’s largest and most iconic fundraising event, raising hundreds of thousands of pounds each year to help those in our community faced with death, dying and bereavement.
Roxy's story

Roxy wants to ensure no Islander is left to face death alone or without the care and support they deserve. Roxy and her son, Logan, are taking part in the Flat Walk on Sunday 12 May, to help secure the future of Mountbatten for our Island community.
AHP Rehabilitation Assistant Volunteer

Could you be part of our team which helps people to work towards their goals, live independently and improve their quality of life?
Hats for Hospice inspiration revealed

Hats for the Hospice organiser Dani reveals the inspiration behind the annual fundraising event.
Why volunteer?

We simply couldn't exist without the support of our amazing volunteers!
Donate to Mountbatten

Mountbatten can only continue to provide the highest quality end of life care and support for Islanders with your generosity.

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