Wellbeing Exeter’s new offer to support families to improve their wellbeing is now here.   Wellbeing Exeter is pleased to be launching its new family offer this week. Families who live in Exeter can…

We were very humbled to receive this from the Lord Lieutenant of Devon, the Queen’s personal representative acknowledging our work during the pandemic. Outcomes wouldn’t have been achieved without the hard work from local…

Over the past few months, we have heard some wonderful stories about how groups have adapted  and found new ways to keep on going. One of these is the Krafty Kafe in Wonford, which…

This image shows a summary of what the Community Builder role covers, created by Amy – Community Builder for Minconglake & Whipton ward. This blog also gives a lovely insight to the role of…

Wellbeing Exeter is pleased to be launching its new young people offer this week. Young people aged 11 to 18, who live in Exeter, can now receive a different type of prescription from their…

Some lovely little community ‘Spirit of Sharing’ stories in this weeks Exeter City Council ‘Exeter Community Wellbeing Hotline’ blog, (an offer jointly delivered between ECC & Wellbeing Exeter). Featuring the ‘Codrington Street Planters’, supported…

Just to update that Wellbeing Exeter is continuing to offer our programme as normal, through our team of Community Connectors, Builders & Physical Activity Organisers but in a less face-to-face manner. We are working…

We invite you to come & meet Community Builders & Community Connectors – at our stand as part of the Exeter Libraries ‘Active Minds Active Lives’ month. Jan 28th 11-2pm, Exeter Central Library. just…

We are pleased to announce the first phase of neighbourhood profiles for the wards in which the earlier cohort of Community Builders are based. Covering: Countess Wear Exwick Newtown and St Leonards Pennsyvlania Pinhoe…

Today is the first international Social Prescribing Day! So Happy #SocialPrescribingDay to you all. Social Prescribing is a growing & powerful model enabling residents to take control, get connected & improve their own health &…

Wellbeing Exeter is a partnership of public, voluntary and community sector organisations who have come together to explore better ways of supporting the 40% of patients who visit their GP with socially based rather…

Wellbeing Exeter is pleased to be a part of the PHE collection of community-centred and asset-based practice examples, available on their knowledge & libraries homepage. Practice examples aim to share the learning from public…

Article featured in the August addition of the Citizen Magazine (Exeter City Council)