Weight Management:
- Gloji Hampshire - Free access to the best weight loss programmes, including Slimming World, fully funded for Hampshire residents by Hampshire County Council.
Quitting Smoking:
- Smoke Free Hampshire - Your free and confidential stop smoking service
Alcohol Services:
- Inclusion Recovery Hampshire - Supporting those affected by drugs and alcohol in Hampshire
Be Active Hampshire is the new free physical activity service helping adults across the county who are currently inactive to move their way to better health. Whether it’s group sessions, 1-to-1 support or online options, we’re here to help people take that first step.
How to refer:
- Clinical operating system: You can refer directly via your clinical system (e.g. EMIS Web). Referrals land in our secure NHS inbox, and our team will reach out to support your patient.
- Online referral form: You can complete the online referral form on behalf of your patient and we’ll get in touch to process their referral.
- Self-referral: Residents can refer themselves anytime by clicking the "Get started" button on our website.
Eligibility criteria:
- Hampshire resident (excluding Southampton and Portsmouth)
- Aged 18 or older
- Currently inactive (completing less than 30 mins of activity per week)
Exclusions:
- Under 18
- Anyone advised by a health professional not to take part in physical activity
Marketing materials
We are currently developing a variety of marketing materials to help you promote the new service. Please be aware that as we are still developing some materials, we currently have limited assets ready to go—but we will aim to get them to you as soon as we can.
Get in touch
We would love to work with you to help improve referral pathways. Find out how we can support you and your patients:
- Call: 02382 512 366
- Email: hello@beactivehampshire.org.uk
- Visit: www.beactivehampshire.org.uk
Hampshire residents can now borrow blood pressure monitors from their local library, alongside books and magazines. In a move to help local people to take charge of their own health, Hampshire County Council is making devices available for free at all its libraries.
The library home loan scheme makes it easy and convenient for you to ‘know your numbers’. Each monitor is borrowed on a ‘first come-first served’ basis. It comes in a box, with a leaflet containing easy-to-follow instructions on how to use the device and understand the results, as well as what to do if you are concerned about the readings. All you need is a library account to take advantage of the loan scheme.
How to borrow a monitor:
- Join your local library for free. See the Hampshire Libraries website for details.
- Borrow a monitor for up to 14 days at a time. All libraries will have three devices on its loan scheme.
- Return your monitor after the loan period – remember to follow the enclosed hygiene guidance for cleaning the device before and after use.