16/10/2026
Yesterday, our CEO, Emma, had the pleasure of presenting at Hampshire County Council’s Young Adults Roadshow, sharing GMT’s approach to the sufficiency agenda and the innovative services we are developing to address some of the most significant gaps across health and social care.
From early intervention and outreach through to intensive community support, transition homes and our Tier 3.5 provision, our focus remains the same: creating the right support, in the right place, at the right time, and preventing people from falling through the gaps in the system.
The interest, conversations and feedback we have received already have been incredibly encouraging. It is clear that there is a real appetite for different ways of working, particularly where traditional models of care are not meeting the needs of children, young adults and their families.
It was refreshing to be in a room full of like-minded professionals who recognise the challenges within the current system but, more importantly, are equally passionate about finding solutions.
Sufficiency isn’t simply about creating more placements. It’s about developing the right provision, improving outcomes, preventing unnecessary admissions and building services around people rather than expecting people to fit into services.
A huge thank you to Hampshire County Council for the invitation, the warm welcome and the opportunity to share what we are doing at GMT.
We have to say, what an incredible venue! Quite possibly the nicest council building we’ve ever had the pleasure of presenting in! 👏
We look forward to continuing the conversations and exploring how we can work collaboratively to turn shared ambitions into meaningful outcomes.
