Company Research Report: Surrey and Borders Partnership NHS Foundation Trust

Company Overview

• Name: Surrey and Borders Partnership NHS Foundation Trust

• Mission of the Company: The core purpose of the Trust is to work with people and lead communities in improving their mental and physical health and well-being for a better life. This is achieved through delivering excellent and responsive prevention, diagnosis, early intervention, treatment, and care.

• Founded: The Trust was formed on 1 April 2005 following the merger of Surrey Hampshire Borders NHS Trust, Surrey Oaklands NHS Trust, and North West Surrey Partnership NHS Trust. It achieved Foundation Trust status on 1 May 2008.

• Key People in the Company: No information is available.

• Headquarters: Surrey, covering areas in North East Hampshire as well.

• Number of Employees: 2,926 whole-time equivalent staff.

• Revenue: No information is available.

• Known For: The Trust is known for being the leading NHS provider of mental health, well-being, and drug and alcohol services across Surrey and North East Hampshire. It is also a primary provider of learning and neurodevelopmental disability services. The Trust delivers care through 97 services, all registered with the Care Quality Commission, to more than 63,000 different individuals annually.

Products and Services

• Product Offerings:

• Mental health services

• Learning disability services

• Neurodevelopmental services

• Drug and alcohol services

• Child and adolescent mental health services (CAMHS)

• Community services

• High-Level Description: The Trust provides a range of services designed to support the mental and physical health and well-being of patients. The focus is on delivering high-quality care across community settings, hospitals, and residential homes, with a priority on providing local, accessible treatment and support.

• Key Features:

• Comprehensive mental health and well-being services, including early intervention and crisis support.

• Leading provider of neurodevelopmental and learning disability services.

• A strong emphasis on community-based support and treatment, keeping people close to home.

• Engages with service users and communities to continuously improve service quality.

Recent Developments

• Recent Developments in the Company:

• The launch of a new five-year strategy focusing on mental health, learning disability, neurodevelopmental, and drug and alcohol services with the intent to deliver timely support and treatment closer to home.

• New Products Launched: No information is available about new product launches.

• New Features Added to the Existing Products: The Trust has emphasized strengthening involvement with people, carers, and families, which is a part of their strategy to improve service quality.

• Partnerships: The Trust actively collaborates with other NHS and voluntary sector organizations to support service users, carers, and families. The new strategy includes working in partnership to lead system changes and reduce health inequalities in Surrey and North East Hampshire.

This report is based on the publicly available information and organizational details as of the latest updates.