About Us

Isorropia Foundation is a mental health and wellbeing organisation based on the Isle of Wight. We strive to empower individuals to transform their wellbeing and reach thier full potential.

Our Core Values

Isorropia Foundation’s ‘Model of Wellbeing’ outlines 5 key areas that we believe are fundamental in attaining and maintaining positive wellbeing. These are:

Create the Foundations of Stability

Develop a Balanced & Healthy Lifestyle

Embrace Acceptance & Letting Go

Adopt an Open & Positive Mindset

Connect to Meaning & Purpose in Life

Our core values tie in closely with these ‘5 Keys’ to ensure both our team and our members experience an environment that is conducive to positive wellbeing.

Respect

We believe in fostering a culture of mutual respect demonstrated by actively listening to individual perspectives, honoring their autonomy, and valuing their unique strengths and contributions. We strive to create an inclusive and welcoming environment where all individuals feel seen, heard, and respected for who they are. This also extends to our relationships with colleagues, partners, and the community at large.

Compassion

Isorropia Foundation has intentionally built a team with lived experiences. This enables us to provide a level of understanding and insight that goes beyond textbook knowledge. We listen with empathy and without judgment. It’s this compassionate approach that sets us apart and allows us to make a meaningful connections with our members.

Non-judgement

We recognise that everyone’s journey is unique, and we believe in meeting each person where they are, free from judgment or stigma. By upholding the value of non-judgment, we strive to create a space where individuals feel valued, understood, and empowered to seek the help they need without fear of being judged. It’s about building trust, nurturing compassion, and fostering healing relationships that promote growth and resilience.

Empowerment

Through education, support, and encouragement, we empower members to make informed decisions, build resilience, and achieve their fullest potential. Likewis, within our team, we encourage continuous growth and development, providing training and opportunities for our team to expand their skills and pursue their passions.

Transparency

At Isorropia Foundation, we celebrate a culture of openness and honesty, empowering each member to embrace transparency as a catalyst for personal growth and fulfillment. Likewise, as an organisation, we are committed to remaining open and transparent, ensuring clarity in our offerings and operations.

Meet Our Team

Charlie Bell

Co-Founder & Director

Vicki Haworth

Co-Founder & Director

Maria Griffiths

Chief Operating Officer

Karen Webb

Training, Team Development & Improvement Lead

Charlie Stevens

Team Lead

Natalie Streets

Therapeutic Lead

Neil Fennessy

Deputy Lead

Tom Fergurson

Director & Supporter Relations Lead

Neil Simmons

In-house Co-ordinator

Lisa Fennessy

16-25 Transition Co-ordinator

Vicky Shaw-Yates

Community & Volunteer Lead

Corina Sewell

Wellbeing Coach

Naomi Newey

Wellbeing Coach

Rebecca Grice-McGrath

Wellbeing Coach

Jamie Sowerby

Wellbeing Coach

Hannah Tostevin

Wellbeing Coach

Molly Dixon

Wellbeing Coach

Marie Lambert

Wellbeing Coach

Karleigh Riches

Wellbeing Coach

Layna Bentley

Creative Lead

June Kinnair

Administration Lead

Vanessa Brozowski

Administrator

Sue Nelson

Administrator

Sarah Tyrell

Administrator

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