Healthy weight

Service information and resources for healthy weight services

Introduction

An increasing number of adults (over 63%) are becoming overweight and obese.

Being overweight contributes to and exacerbates multiple co-morbidities, affects quality of life and has greatest impact on those already experiencing inequalities. Obesity is a risk factor for cardiovascular disease, diabetes, musculoskeletal disorders and some cancers (endometrial, breast and colon).

Services commissioned by Public Health

Gloji

Gloji is a Tier 2 weight management service for eligible Hampshire residents, available in three formats: face-to-face, digital, and a physical activity focused option. Professionals can refer or eligible residents can self-refer.

The Gloji service accepts 16 to 17 year olds. Eligibility is based on GP recommendation, e.g. if a patient is at 95th centile or above for age and gender.

MAN v FAT

MAN v FAT is a weight management service for men, focusing on playing football.

Professionals can refer or eligible residents can self-refer (subject to availability) via MAN v FAT in Hampshire.

Referral pathways, training and resources

Weight management pathways, links to training and support can be found in the 2023 Weight management primary care pathway.

Strategies and policies

View the Hampshire Healthy Weight Strategy 2022-2026.