Working with you to ensure that you receive an excellent education and enjoy opportunities for learning and play in school and the wider community.

Involving you in decision making so that services are relevant for you and easy to access.

Learning from, and working with, you and your parents and carers, so that together, we can do the best for you.

Protecting you from harm and promoting your safety and well-being.

Celebrating your achievements and responding quickly when you need support so that you have every opportunity to be a successful learner, confident individual and responsible citizen.

Working with you as a key partner, based on the recognition that parents and carers bring up children and young people and that the home environment you create is the crucial influence on your children’s well-being.

Making information, advice and support available to you, including parenting courses and family learning opportunities, if and when needed.  

Engaging you fully in the planning, commissioning and monitoring of services, particularly through schools, children’s centres, parent groups, parenting services and practitioners.

Providing access to sufficient and affordable childcare that meets your needs.

For service families:

Addressing issues of school admission and improving access to local services and amenities.

Supporting continuity of services during and after changes in postings, by working with the Civil Military Partnership and garrisons/stations, as outlined in The Nation’s Commitment: Cross Government Support to our Armed Services, their Families and Veterans .

Supporting stronger, safer and healthier communities through closer working with community and voluntary organisations, recognising their role and vital contribution to community engagement and well-being.

Protecting vulnerable people and tackling crime and anti-social behaviour to ensure that areas are safe and welcoming to people of all ages and backgrounds.

Promoting healthy lifestyles and reducing health inequalities.

Maximising well-being, maintaining and improving quality of life and working to ensure that everyone has the opportunity to be active in their community.

Providing access to community based learning and services and offering support when needed.

Working with rural communities to deliver the vision outlined in Hampshire County Council’s Rural Delivery Strategy  by:

• securing more effective engagement with rural communities and partner organisations;
• providing improved accessibility to services in rural areas;
• strengthening the role of Hampshire County Council at a regional and national level by building on the lessons of the Rural Pathfinder.

Enhancing our quality of place, making Hampshire a good place to live by protecting local distinctiveness and diversity, providing excellent facilities, respecting Hampshire's heritage and proactively planning for the future.

Developing children and young people’s sense of belonging by encouraging them to contribute to, and take responsibility for, their local community.