Healthy weight
Service information and resources for healthy weight services
- Introduction
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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
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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
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Weight management pathways, links to training and support can be found in the 2026 Adult weight management primary care pathway.
- Strategies and policies