Isle of Wight High Sheriff launches My Life My Death My Plan for 2026/7 Welcome to My Life. My Death. My Plan. — the Isle of Wight High Sheriff's 2026/7 campaign to get us talking and thinking about, and planning for, death and dying. Supporting this campaign, led by hospice-sector innovator, Mountbatten Isle of Wight, together with its expert partners, will highlight the critical importance of planning for end-of-life well in advance. Sign up to receive a regular newsletter, packed with a wealth of tools and information to support your end-of-life planning journey. How to sign up to My Life. My Death. My Plan. CLICK HERE to join the campaign My Life. My Death. My Plan. The campaign will centre around three key steps which can make a huge difference later in life. Finally get round to making your Will. — We will tell you how. Your digital legacy. — Where to start, what to do and why it's vital. Learn how to talk. — How and why to have difficult conversations with the people you love. Why Mountbatten Isle of Wight? From medical consultants, nurses and healthcare assistants to clinical psychologists and bereavement counsellors, Mountbatten’s expert team are leaders in death and dying. Absolute confidence and authority underpins this respected hospice charity, which is committed to aspiring to be the best it can be, while delivering kindness and compassion. Mountbatten’s staff and volunteers have heard the thousands stories from people who are at facing the end of their lives. About Isle of Wight High Sheriff, Nigel Hartley MBE With a forty-year career spanning hospice care, including working alongside the founder of the modern hospice sector, Dame Cicely Saunders, Nigel Hartley MBE has an international reputation as a teacher and lecturer. He is an experienced published writer. Nigel’s is passionate about helping us understand the challenges and pressures around death, dying and bereavement and how some simple planning can make a huge difference to us and those we love. Nigel knows the earlier you start to think about what will happen when you die, the easier the journey for you, your family and your loved-ones. In his year as High Sheriff, Nigel will be championing My Life. My Death. My Plan. and is urging Islanders to take small steps — by having tricky conversations, making a Will and thinking about our digital legacies. There will be expert advice and guides to how to do this, helping us transform the way we approach death and dying. What to expect as part of this campaign Sign up to My Life. My Death, My Plan for events, updates and top tips. Newsletters will be sent to you at least quarterly and there will be invitations to join special events and to hear from Nigel in person. How to sign up to My Life My Death My Plan and the Isle of Wight High Sheriff's campaign for 2026/27 CLICK HERE to join My Life. My Death. My Plan. Manage Cookie Preferences